Bob Nightengale

Yeah, they got something going on.

And they said they put up their formula thing is called the keg.

And they, you know, because they use analytics and stuff, you know, they have scouts, but not like they have a ton of scouts, you know, not like the, you know, not like the Rays do or, you know, the Phillies, Dodgers, Yankees.

But yeah, they know everything.

when they can fix somebody, you know, it's like, you know, Kyle Harrison, I mean, here, you know, dumped by the giants dump, you know, the red Sox trade them.

And they thought that, okay, we can fix this guy and be a stud.

And, and, and sure enough, uh, it's unbelievable how much they get on these guys, uh,

And, you know, talking about a small payroll, I mean, it's almost like they're the union's best friend because the union can say, hey, don't worry about salary cap and stuff.

These guys aren't close to salary cap, but look what they do.

You know, you have a smart, fun office.

I mean, that one-two tandem with the, you know, Matt Arnold and, of course, Murphy, you know, it's by hyperbole, but you can remind you of the shareholders Bobby Cox days.

Like, man, these guys are unbelievable.

Yeah, when you throw yesterday, I think, yeah, thinking through what, eight pitches yesterday over 103 miles an hour in the first inning alone.

But you're right.

I mean, someone brought up Mason Miller.

I said, well, no one talks about Mason Miller because he's just doing it as a reliever.

This guy's doing it for seven innings.

The fact he's throwing it for strikes, too.

So many guys throw hard, but they can't throw strikes.

You know, like, what good is it if you're going up, you know, down four or five innings?