Bob

So don't underestimate the importance of brand new windows or what it could be, not just from an aesthetic point of view, but also from, you know, just keeping everything under control, keeping all the cold air out in the wintertime.

It does a great thing.

Yeah, 75 pitches for a player like him.

He's been around.

He's one of the guys who you count on to give innings.

And he had a shutout going in a very tight game.

It was scoreless into that seventh inning.

I would have kept him in there and not just saying it now after it didn't work, but at the time I'm wondering.

That seems to be a little soon.

I realize we're in a different time when it comes to pitchers, how long they go.

You seldom see complete games anymore, but Mitch Keller has been one of those guys who has been good about going deeper into games.

To me, just let him go.

If he gets into trouble, bring in Lawrence if that's the case.

I understand why those guys do it, but yesterday I would have kept him rolling.

Especially because of 75 pitches.

If it was higher than 85 and they felt that it was too much, fine.

But 75, he should have been out.

Dan Mews.

Kyle Dubas, right.

We talk about what Kyle Dubas has done as a general manager, and there have been so many great things from Chinnikoff to Elmer Soderblom to getting the best out of Carlson, but bringing in Mantha and Brezeau, bringing in a lot of Wotherspoon, all these guys he signed, and trusting in Ben Kindle, who was his pick.