Courtney Finnicum

You did this.

You did this.

You threw 100 miles an hour.

So I have a couple of questions on that one.

Number one, do you still have this T-shirt?

So I was going to ask you if you had brought that shirt to Arizona with you, but apparently it's already in a bin tucked away.

What pitch are you currently working on that you're most proud of?

I mean, obviously you can throw a hundred, but like, is there something else in your arsenal that will impress Sox fans and impress your organization that you're more, that you're most proud of?

So you had mentioned, though, you know, keeping, you know, obviously working to get up to the show and whatever that looks like in your capacity.

How do you sort of keep your mindset when you're sort of on the fringes of the roster from minor league to major league?

Like, how do you keep your mindset focused on on the big picture?

I mean, I'm sure that can be tough, right?

I mean, yeah.

And that's really what the key is, obviously, going into the next day, taking things day by day.

You know, I've always heard pitchers specifically say you have to have a short memory in this game, right?

Yes.

And it sounds like you have that similar mindset, like, okay, let's turn the page and focus on the good, right?

I actually really love that.

I think I need to inherit that.

Just 15 minutes.