Craig Counsell

Obviously, he was pitching with it.

But we saw, you know, a real – I think we saw real effects to it in his last outing in Tampa.

The velocity was down.

And it was just a case of just not being able to, you know, sit into his back leg and drive off the mound.

And it clearly affected him.

So –

You know, we need to get rid of that.

And he's dealt with this issue in the past.

And so we just need to get that out of there and get him kind of back to normal.

I don't know that.

I don't know how we're going to treat it right now, actually.

We just kind of had the conversation.

So I'm not.

There's a plan in place.

I haven't kind of got down the road with that yet.

preliminary sense of no arm no i mean it's not an arm issue so i think from the throwing perspective because it's we're not going to stop throwing like we're not going to lose a lot of arm arm stuff here um worst case it'll be plyo balls the first you know three days but we're not going to lose a lot of throwing here

We're not, you know, this is really at the highest level when it starts to bug them.

You know, when the push-off gets, you know, max effort push-off when it starts to bother them.

So, without knowing the plan, I don't think we'll need to stop throwing because it's really just at the last level that it starts to bother them.

Yeah, I mean, look, we're putting, like I said, one of our middle order bats back in the lineup.