Anthony Rizzo

But, like...

if everybody can embrace their role and do it very well, it's going to pay off.

When you guys are your own little world down there, right?

Like we didn't, you know, me personally, like Lester took care of you guys, but we didn't like interact with Lester Shrove that much, you know, like just, he took care of you guys and had that bullpen on lockdown down there.

But to your point of like having, not knowing your role and sometimes doing that, going back to my man and just like,

you kind of get in and out of that trust tree, right?

And you guys feel that when it's like, I may have a bad outing.

I really want to get back out there.

The manager's like, oh, he didn't have the good stuff.

I'm going to give him a couple of days, you know, to try to get on that.

And that's a more so, it's just a confidence hit.

And then you think your manager doesn't have confidence in you when you're like, I want to get back in the fight because I didn't have my best stuff the other day, you know, for whatever reason.

Yep.

That's right.

It's hard.

Yep.

I think it's the hardest role.

It's the shortest lived kind of tenure for guys.

And you got to go out there and be ready.

And you guys know as well, being in the bullpen, the one thing that we had, we had a lot of healthy guys that posted.