Bruce Levine

So they think the sky is the limit for him as far as just being a doubles machine, a guy that's eventually going to hit home runs, and a guy that, you know, never looks off balance in his swing.

I think, you know, Ron Coomer talked about this on Saturday as well, the fact that

Whether he swings and misses or not, he always looks like he's on a pitch.

He never looks awkward.

So there's a natural swing there that's really fun to watch.

And it's a swing that hits into each gap, left field, right field.

So eventually they feel he's going to hit against both.

And we'll see if a council has that as part of his plan going into the season.

Yeah, so we do.

So after Matthew Boyd, it's Cade Horton, who pitched six innings against a no-name lineup yesterday.

Tell him, Bruce.

You're right.

You're right.

You're always right.

Well, in this case, I'm only right because the Milwaukee team had already flown back to Milwaukee.

So those were all extra guys, most of them not making the team.

They had a couple of their pitchers that are going to be on the 13 rotation.

But that was – but don't take anything away from Horton.

He's going to be outstanding.

And then it's – after that, it's –