Barry Svrluga

over the weekend against the Brewers, but then they broke out for 15 runs against

the Twins on Wednesday.

So there's, you know, little blips, but all teams have those.

So we'll see.

I mean, I don't think they're an interesting team nationally.

I think they are an interesting team locally where, you know, baseball, that's what it's about.

It's your summer programming every night.

Is my team interesting to watch?

Are they competitive?

Do they have a chance to win each game, even though they're, you know, they're not going to be, they're much more likely to be a 90 loss team than they are a 90 win team.

And he is.

So I went out there on Tuesday, my second day on the job, just so that we could have a body on the ground, you know, boots on the ground in case John Rahm said, you know, I'm not.

in for this, whatever.

And I am going to go on Sunday.

I mean, I would never go to a live tournament and, you know, say, cover it like Sergio Garcia shot a stirring 64 to take the live Virginia event.

You know, that's just not what this is about.

This is about existential questions for a renegade league that was very boastful of how it was going to change the game and just lost its, you know, what seemed like infinite Saudi...

money, and has real questions about who's going to fund it beyond this year.

So I'll go out there on Sunday and write what I see and write what Bryson DeChambeau says, and that leads into the week of the PGA Championship.

So I'm curious about it.