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They're too emotional.

They're too emotional.

So another part of your job is to get pitchers through to where you want to go.

And this sort of lends itself to, okay, the value of starting pitchers, the value of innings, the value of bobbing and weaving your way with a bunch of pitchers maybe to get to – we saw it with the Dodgers.

I mean, the Dodgers may be –

We like to think we learned something from the Dodgers, but not everybody has Yamamoto, Tyler Glasso, Blake Snell, you know, these guys, right?

So, yes, you would like to say we're going to slow play it all the way to the end.

But for you, like, how do you view a season when it comes to pitches?

Because we talk about crochet.

Alex Cora always mentioned the game against the Mets.

Remember where he took him out a little bit earlier, so this is for the long haul.

How do you view that?

How do you view about getting starting pitchers, the value starting pitchers who can pitch deep into games, but also managing so they can get to ultimately where you want to go?

But you got to have the guys who are capable of doing, you know what I'm saying?

I mean, to have the value of having the guys, like you had guys like Crochet.

The ace is such a like under, I don't want to say an underrated thing, but.

It's, it's like the day before the day of the day after it protects you.

Right.

Yeah.

So, um, how do you view bullpens?