Ben Nicholson-Smith

Like there's

Certainly, being at the ballpark or even here in Atlanta, you're surrounded by different fans, different environment.

You have to get ready for that.

You have to understand where to go and just how to handle those logistics.

And the radio, it's really...

you have to be prepared for anything, but you can't get too far ahead of yourself.

You have to stay like in the moment with that play, which is really part of the fun challenge where you can't drift off.

You have to stay with the game every step of the way.

And that for me is really where it starts.

I think they're just trying to stay the course, keep steady with it.

I asked Kevin Gosman after the game if this tests his patience at all, because there would be a sort of relief, of course, to get to 500 after everything they've been through, which is not insignificant.

I know you've talked about it a lot, and I know that our audience is well aware of all the obstacles that Jays have faced this year, especially on the injury front, and some poor performances too.

So you combine that,

And in spite of all of that, for them to get to 28 and 28 really was big.

And then to lose the next three, it's like, oh my goodness, you know, now they have to do it again.

They have to tap into that resilience.

They cannot let up.

Not that they were going to, they still had 100 games left either way.

It just puts more pressure on the here and the now to just dig in and come up with some wins.

And particularly tonight is going to be a big one on Wednesday night because, as you mentioned earlier, Chris Sale looms on Thursday.