Bob Pompeani

Like, I'm not rooting for anybody harder starting tomorrow.

Like, show me 210, hit 10 to 12 home runs.

It's an upgrade.

And let's take it this way.

When he got drafted, the question was his defense.

Now he's getting touted as an elite defender who the best pitcher in baseball wants back there with him.

So, you know, the work ethics there, you know, there's probably – can you imagine how – I think about this sometimes when I get asked.

Can you imagine how many theories of hitting Henry Davis has gotten in the last, like, two years?

It's really true.

And, you know, like, Henry Davis needs to walk in there tomorrow, like, have a swinging bunt on the first at bat.

Like, swinging bunt, get a single, a blooper to right field, and then maybe hit a home run.

All of a sudden, he's three for four.

Like, let's see what happens when he gets, like, just some, let's just say some lucky momentum behind him.

Because, you know, I trust, going back to the question, like, if Skeens wants that, then he must be really good.

And I don't think it's a slight to Bart or anybody else that's catching, but like I had a preference and, and when I was on, you know, I wasn't high profile skiing.

So my preference didn't always get heard.

Right.

And, and some places when I was at Boston, I had Veritex and Veritex was catching me.

It didn't matter if I wanted somebody else or not.

And I was, I'd be too afraid to say I didn't want Veritex.