Bryan Hayes

Okay.

I mean, we're six years in.

When I think about people who love this team, that I know people walking down the street, when I watch the crowd walking into the Blue Jays game from Union Station on a regular basis, you know, Springer's a jersey you see a lot of.

And when you think about iconic moments...

I mean, the Springer-Dinger in Game 7 of the ALCS last year, that's right up there in franchise lore.

And this team, that team, that did what it did and got as close as you could ever get to winning without winning, to me, he was the engine that drove it for a lot of that season.

Yeah, and we're talking about the faces of the moment, right?

Absolutely.

We're not talking about the all-time faces here.

I like it.

At three, we have Mr. Scotty Barnes.

Okay, interesting.

And, you know, to me, like last night, this is a little bit of recency bias maybe, but last night to me, like he put that team on his back and said, you know what, you know, there's a scheme here.

Like Darko wants us to pass, pass, pass, pass, pass.

And there's a game plan.

But my plan, the best player on this team's plan,

is to get this ball into the basket by any means necessary, any way possible.

And he did it again and again against a bunch of Cleveland defenders at the rim.

Like, look at that.

He's got Jared Allen, one of the better defenders in the league on him there.