Bradfo

I know that there's plenty of examples throughout your, the, the system, the Red Sox, the system of the twins.

Like we talked about the time we talked to you at velocity camp, right.

Starting with the twins.

Right.

And so like, this has become a thing.

For you, when did that become a, hey, listen, there are ways that we can improve that we're not tapping into.

And by the way, this is really, really important.

And so the naysayers would say, well, you're pushing guys to a limit, and they're going to get hurt.

So for you, obviously, you don't want anyone to get hurt, but you want them to throw harder.

So what's the balance there?

What's your take on that sort of narrative?

Is that something you did, you know, like how, how for you with the twins and the Red Sox, um,

How did you see that change?

How did you see that?

Like, listen, I'm, I'm there doing path of least resistance radio for all these spring training games.

I love spring training.

I love overreacting to spring training.

I've also, I've also like seen different evolutions of, okay, we got to hit this number of innings for these pitchers.

I've seen the evolutions of wheeling around the one track man from bullpen to bullpen, you know?

Uh, but in your time, like how have you all the way up into this last spring training you were in, how has things changed into, because people are, the Mets are going to want to know they want to, and like, you still have to talk to people, but for you, how do you view that as the, as they get ready for the season?