Bradfo

You could have taken the easy one, but people are going to like that.

So the second to last question I have is, as I said, I went to the World Series.

My vantage point was right over the Dodgers bullpen.

And it was cool.

There's a lot of things cool about watching the World Series, the great World Series.

But watching Yamamoto was really interesting to me.

And for a guy who loves pitching, who studies pitching and,

I don't know if like he, like when you watch Yamamoto, if like there's stuff to take away, for instance, I put up a video of him doing long toss from center field to right field and the meticulous way that he did every, it wasn't like, okay, I'm just going to haul off and do it.

And I know that's a, like, that's a subtle little thing, but for you and Luke Weaver said this, the same thing.

He's like, I, even before he got, I watched Yamamoto and I took away a lot from him.

it's a great way to put it because i you're right i mean it's it's first of all body dimensions different i mean and uh athleticism is different it's it's just different um the last thing is is is way off the path here but we were doing a podcast the other day about it so it's sort of top of mind for me is wbc um go team canada correct right yes i don't know uh

now that you're a pitching coach, like this is, I don't, I don't even know.

Like if anybody from the Mets is, or it's gonna, do you know, is anybody get, do you know of?

Well, I mean, Tong is Canadian.

I mean, right.

They need pitchers.

But yeah, but for you, and this is sort of a bigger picture.

WBC is that, how do you view that?

Like, is it,

How do you view the preparation for it, the effects of it, the impact of it?