Bradfo

I don't know.

So along those lines, you look at a guy like Nolan McClain, you look at a guy like, um, Trey Savage, like for you, you must look at us.

Okay.

There's lessons to be learned here.

And maybe the lesson is simply this.

it comes back to one of the philosophies I've heard you say is like, throw the, throw it in the zone, throw, throw your nasty stuff in the zone.

Right.

And trust that it's going to be good enough.

I don't want to put words in your mouth, but when we look at these examples and those are two pretty good examples, is, is it, is it that it, is that it?

You mentioned that outing, and I know that Andrew Bailey was the front line of communication, but I would imagine you worked with Peyton a lot as well, and you mentioned that outing.

It's a great example, man.

It's a great example because Tori Lavello told me before, it's like, hey, listen, we're sitting on the fastball.

Like we're sitting on the fastball.

And then later it was like we were cranking up the traject machine to 100 because even though the guy doesn't throw 100, his extension's like he throws 100.

And by the way, we're sitting on the fastball.

So what was sort of like when you go through – and I know that Jonah Tong had sort of some ups and downs as well.

I mean, you'll dive into that, I'm sure.

But after you have success and then you have that hiccup, what's your –

experience of communicating with these guys?

You know, you mentioned Jonah.