Christian

I think it was Caballero that called for it, and it was upheld.

But God only knows what the hell they were doing.

The frigging 9,000 things that they're doing other than broadcasting a baseball game, we missed it.

But there were a couple of times I noticed it with Judge, I think,

One with Matt Chapman.

I want to say Cody Bellinger as well.

that you looked at the box and you said, oh, these are clear challenges, and they just let them go.

So I wonder what the strategy is going to be here and if certain players feel more comfortable doing it than others.

I'm also really, really surprised that Jazz Chisholm wasn't the first guy to do it, but he got hit by a pitch in his first at-bat, so maybe that's why.

Jazz just seemed like a prime candidate to be the first guy to do it.

How about Jose Caballero driving in the first run of the season for the Yankees?

Anthony who?

And honestly, man, I don't mean to pick on Anthony Volpe.

I really don't.

And I hope he comes back, and I hope he's great for the Yankees.

And I mean that with all my heart.

Really hope that he's great when he comes back.

But don't tell me every single time that ball got hit to Jose Caballero, you felt his level of confidence that you haven't felt in a long time.

Like, oh, the out's getting made here.

I don't have to worry about this one skipping in the dirt, going over Ben Rice's head, the shortstop falling over his own two feet, whatever the hell it may be.