Chris Goetz

We're very active, and that's just part of our, you know, part of our MO in finding ways to improve.

So, yeah, I think, you know, we'll see where the remainder of the offseason goes.

It doesn't consume too much of our days in terms of trade, and it's more focused on free agency right now, but more than anything, looking for ways to improve this club.

Yeah, I mean, you know, starting with Anthony Kaye, and yeah, I think the easiest reference is Eric Fetty.

Sure.

Yeah, his pathway, he got to the big leagues, you know, and he had a little bit more experience at the major league level, but he goes over to the KBO and pitches really well, and

Anthony Kaye, I mean, high-profile guy, first-rounder.

You know, the interesting thing with Anthony, I mean, his velocity continued to stay, if not took another step forward.

But he added a two-seamer, a sinker.

He made adjustments to his changeup.

So there was a material difference from before.

Oftentimes when these – you know, it –

You know, when you're in some of these environments with different organizations based on kind of the, you know, the competitive window perhaps that they're in or, you know, a certain market where, you know, there just really isn't a runway.

I mean, getting to the big leagues and staying there can be really challenging.

And you see this roster churn on pitching and guys just never really get settled and they don't gain the confidence where, you know, going overseas is an opportunity to really –

you know, regain or boost, get a boost in confidence.

We saw that with Eric.

We've seen that from other players.

And so, you know, we got excited about the opportunity to get Anthony Kaye.

We can give a runway as a starter.