Billy Gil

Do not pitch our pitchers back-to-back nights.

And he said, you know what?

I'm going to pitch four pitchers back-to-back nights and you guys can deal with it because that's exactly what he did.

Like four guys that pitched the night before.

Whitlock's a guy on the Red Sox, not to make this too MLB-centric, that I have wanted to work out for your team for the past five years.

But he was going to be a starter and then they eventually moved him and figured him out in the bullpen.

He's a reliever.

Yeah, it's not as useful to me.

I liked it when he was like a fifth starter.

It felt so forced.

And even Bryce Harper, when he hit the game tying home run in the bottom of the eighth, when he's coming around, he did like a salute and he's like pointing at the flag.

Like, I don't know why it felt like force and it almost felt like angry patriotism.

But when then you see like the Dominicans and the Venezuelans are playing against each other, they're hugging each other at home plate.

And it's like competitive, but like they're enjoying it where the Americans seemed like frustrated.

like forced to like, well, how about the brace Homer?

I don't know.

The American bat flips felt forced to me too, where it's like, well, I see how high the Venezuelans are throwing it.

Let me try to throw it higher.

I think overall, great tournament.

Have you turned on this whatsoever?