Courtney Finnicum

And I must've sat there for an hour and a half.

And we finally, but I get it because he was so important.

And when I look back on it, I probably did.

I probably made a mistake and it still, it eats at me a little bit.

And I'm glad because he has, he, he has a special way with players.

Our players love him to death.

And I told him, I said, nap, you got carte blanche, man, go, go be a good coach.

And he's, he's bought as good a coach as he was a player.

For me, a good baseball game, and I'm glad they probably made some of the adjustments they did because games were getting a little long.

And when I was part of the game, I never thought about it.

But when you start watching games, it's like, you know, there's just a lot of dead time.

They've done some things to create the action and make it more concise.

But a good game, I don't care what the score is, what the time is.

It's just the way it's supposed to be.

Like when I see somebody hit a triple and run the bases the right way with their head up, hitting the base with the right foot, to me that's like poetry.

And I think things like that are really cool.

But you watch Mookie Betts run the bases.

That's not luck.

That's, you know, you can pay a guy as much as you want.

They do some things to help you win.