Brian Anderson

You don't know the opponent yet because the wild card series is yet to unfold.

So then you can do a lot of work on – I don't need to do the work on the Brewers because I've seen them.

Sure.

But the Phillies, I was able to spend a lot of time with the Phillies and –

And do some pre-series work.

So then, when their opponent is resolved and the Dodgers end up winning in their wild card series, now in these days leading up to it, I'll spend more time on the Dodgers because I've done a lot of Phillies work leading up to.

But, you know, it just...

It's a click in the brain.

It's the way you call a game is different.

Is it really?

It's not from, not the execution of the play-by-play or the ball-and-play, but maybe the narrative of how you talk about each team's and their perspectives.

Because when I do the Brewers, it's all from the Brewers' perspective.

And if a pitcher is shutting out the Brewers, it's from the Brewers' hitting perspective, not the pitcher's pitching perspective.

Yeah.

So that's kind of like the biggest difference.

Obviously, nicknames and the familiarity you have with the team that you cover every day.

So I go into these series.

It's two teams.

It's two perspectives.

We gather as much information as we can.