Courtney Finnicum

It's just the way it is.

I've not been somebody that thinks the Dodgers are out of line.

I think they take the rules.

And they are smart people.

And it's not just the contracts.

Yeah, that helps.

But they've also – their player development has been phenomenal.

So now you're running guys out there like Mookie Betts and Shohei and, you know, all these – Max Muncy and Freddie Freeman.

But you also have guys like Andy Pahez and young guys that –

some of these arms, man.

They just keep bringing guys that are throwing 100.

So they're doing a lot of things right besides just spending money.

And I tried to tell our guys, like, the last three or four weeks of the season, I said, guys, it's so much fun showing up to the ballpark, being nervous, having a little anxiety because everything you do matters.

And our guys did a great job of it.

They handled it really well.

They played baseball.

And because that's what it comes down to.

And I can't – I mean, that last couple days in Milwaukee –

I mean, I was so nervous, not to the point where you don't enjoy the game, but it's just like you care so much.

I mean, I had one eye on the scoreboard.