Brian Anderson

The one thing that you have to avoid, at least in my opinion, is the last year discussion.

It can be as a matter of record, this is what a certain player did in these moments, and that's good.

But as far as the team dynamic totally changes, the Dodgers are a perfect example because they have gone from a platoon-heavy team where everybody's –

You know, being pinch hit for moving around, trying to get the best matchup advantage that they have.

They don't really have that option anymore.

The only real move they'll make if Will Smith is healthy and he's back is in center field late games if they have a lead.

They don't do much.

The Phillies don't do much.

So that would be a totally different thing than what we've seen from the Dodgers through the years.

Right.

Yeah.

I mean, everybody's looking for those advantages and the Dodgers will take advantage of those.

There just aren't many windows where you need to do that.

One season may have, from a fan's perspective, it matters and all the feelings you have as a fan.

Like, I remember the Phillies struggling last year or two years ago when we were here.

We thought the Phillies had it handled.

The Diamondbacks.

The Diamondbacks.

And then they went to Arizona and then they didn't.

Yeah.