Brayan Bello

And nothing, how was the other one?

No, what do you take from that?

What I take from that is how one handles a great team like the one we have, so many veteran guys, so many stars, and how one carries, I think that's what I take the most from that team.

Yeah, no, the experience was amazing.

I feel like not even in the playoffs, like the short experience I had in the playoffs was something even similar to that.

The way that you leave those games is unique.

And also the takeaway for me is being able to share Clubhouse with so many stars, so many people.

And he's a superstar for my country and to be able to represent my country was great.

I hope to be back next World Baseball Classic and pitch again for my country.

What did you learn from your teammates, from the pitchers you were playing with, that will help you improve this season?

Well, I think so.

I learned something that you can't let go of, how those games go.

I liked something I saw about Alcantara in the game against Venezuela.

At least I was seeing it from the dugout and as I was seeing the adrenaline, maybe I would have let it go a little, but as he controlled himself, as he controlled the game and all that, not everyone was prepared for that and that was what took me the most from that game.

Yeah, one of the things that I take away from being with those guys was how they were able to handle the pressure and handle those situations and those environments.

One of the main things was Sandy Alcantara when he pitched against Venezuela.

He didn't let that pressure around him or the importance of the game to dictate how he was behaving or how he was before or during and after the game.

So for me, that's something that I wanted to

that stuck with me to how calm he was during those games and those situations.

I think it was very important for me to see that from the dugout.