Brian Abraham

I think some of it is just getting used to the upper levels.

The Eastern league is really strong pitching.

Um, his, this will be his first, uh, first start of a season in cold weather, which I think will be a bit of a challenge too, for, for not only him, but some of our younger Latin players who have never really experienced, you know, 30, 40 degree weather in, in April, um, for the start of the season.

So, um,

Just, again, I would say the impact of the bat.

We obviously have some goals set out for him, and I expect him to reach them and get a chance in Worcester at some point.

But we're really pleased with what he's done so far, his growth, and he's still really young.

Again, incredibly excited about that young man.

He's shown the ability to make adjustments throughout his time.

He's put on some good weight, and he's a competitor, and it's been great to watch him grow.

I might have to go through the show.

Yeah, we're going to have to pass.

I don't know if it's a surprise.

I just think one thing that does happen, and this is obviously on the players, is sometimes in the heat of the moment,

he'd have the moment when a player feels something strongly, they make a decision that they

disagree with the call and they immediately want a challenge.

So I think, you know, even we saw with, you know, later in the game, a couple of guys realized we did not have challenges and they had to stop themselves from patting their heads.

So I think that will be a challenge for guys when they feel really strongly about something, understanding the situation, understanding where we are with challenges.

Again, the inning, the count, the men on base, where we are, all those types of things come into play.

So