Alonso Sarinana

He would just talk.

But he was in that mode of like, yeah.

And that's what Rokey does.

Rokey doesn't, he's walking, he's ready, right?

He's ready to go.

He's dialed in.

He's doing the BMF walk in his own way.

And, and that to me is, is when you have a guy that's that locked in, that's, that's when you know, like, okay, like you're, we know we can count on you.

You can do that.

Granted, there's a lot of guys the Dodgers have like that, but as we saw, like Clayton – I feel so bad for Kershaw, man.

I just feel so bad for him because I know the one thing he wants is to just go out there and just question for his guys, but also get that postseason monkey kind of off the proverbial monkey off his back.

And then you kind of – and he does all those same things, but he just can't really get there, right?

Yes.

I.

I agree with all that.

I, I, um, I do, you know, the more I think about it, the more I agree with you that that game was absolutely just a sacrifice who I've, I mean, now I don't think those guys are really going to necessarily think about it per se because they obviously they, they advanced, right?

So that, that game's kind of like in the wash, it's a folder or whatever.

Um, but now, I mean, these, these, each one of these games is, um,

This is it, right?

The goal is, we've heard these guys talk about it all season, the goal is to go out and win the chip, right?