Bradfo

Yeah.

Uh, but give me the thing that you love, really love looking at.

And I know that like this, that's a very broad general question, but you have so much stuff now to, to sort of dive into it.

Maybe there's one thing that you said, okay, we're going to start here and then go off.

What is there one thing that you really, really like looking at?

When, you know, one of the things that the track man's interesting, I've had this conversation with guys about, you know, again, everybody's different.

Everybody's absorbing information different.

Everyone's accepting in different ways.

But, you know, when a guy goes, I'll say, you say, okay, okay, we're going to go out and we're going to work on this pitch and the track man's measuring it.

How difficult is it not to get a guy too obsessed with, oh my goodness, it didn't measure out the way that I wanted, right?

I mean, this is because to me, like that can be a dangerous thing because now he's really starts ripping it and gets in bad habits.

That's a wonky question, but I've always sort of thought of that.

obvious question or prevalent question in baseball is velocity.

And, and I know that, you know, you guys give out t-shirts for a hundred miles.

I'm sorry, your former organization.

Are you going to do the t-shirt thing with the Mets or no?

Okay.

All right.

If you, but the, the, you, if you hit a hundred, you get a t-shirt.

Um, and so, but that shows you like, okay, you, we want to increase velocity.