Bradfo

Okay.

I mean, that's fair.

It's, again, before it was very cut and dry before.

I mean, maybe it was like 10 years ago.

I don't know.

You know what I'm saying.

You know, it was like, okay.

And another thing is when teams make deep playoff runs, which obviously you hope to make, people still are trying to get their head around that, right, about how you manage that.

I've seen 50 different iterations of that.

Along those lines, what did you learn –

from last season like in in terms of the entirety of baseball like there's new technology coming out all the time there's new approaches coming out uh we go from this pitch to that pitch to high to low to whatever it is for for last for for you for 2025 what did you learn about pitching

That's a really interesting way to look at it, too.

Because it's not just, hey, you have to develop other pitches.

I loved how you framed that.

You have to develop other pitches to get back to...

like let's not ignore the pitch.

In other words, you don't have to have a number three pitches as good as your number one, but you have to have a good enough number three pitch to get back to number one.

Right.

Correct.

That's, that's what you, do you, are you going to, you don't let your pitchers, you're not going to let your pitchers tap their head, right?