Brian Abraham

Believe me.

It's so good.

But the thing is, is that the more I thought about it, the more I'm like, there isn't a better quote about making the team than this.

Well, so when you look at the evolution of these players and all the work that you put in last year and everybody else, the coaching staffs and everything else, and you get to the end of the year, so, okay, this worked.

Now we want to do this.

As you head into this camp and this season, what are some of the things or thing that you're like, okay, we want to sort of emphasize this a little bit more.

We want to tweak this more.

Maybe we got more of these machines.

What's going to be different?

Gordo, before you go, I do want to – this is up here to build up, right?

Like here is the beginning of spring training.

We should all feel good about ourselves.

And I did talk to a player in the major league clubhouse today, and he's talking – I said he just came from a different organization.

I said, well, what's different?

He said that you guys have a plan –

but not only a plan, but you're very specific and you follow through on those plans.

This pitcher, who may come from the Pittsburgh organization, said it was a plan before, but what you guys have been good at so far is, all right, we're not going to jump ship.

We're not going to generalize you with a bunch of people.

And I don't know if that's a very – from your perspective, if that's something you see.

Brian Abraham, farm director, green maker, Boston Red Sox.