Dan O'Dowd

Yeah, I'm good.

Thanks for asking.

I'm just wondering.

Appreciate your kindness.

Well, you're just doing something.

Well, he told me hold my ear, and I held, and then you made fun of me and rolled your eyes.

Just do what I'm told, Jet.

That's tough.

Dan, you know, you just mentioned what Trey throws.

We've seen the last couple days facing the Yankees that, you know, just trying to hit against that stuff is ridiculous.

It's almost impossible to have a good approach.

But that's the question I want to ask you.

As a former GM, information-wise, just how do you kind of slow it down and give a hitter a chance nowadays?

They've got so many different pitches.

They throw so hard.

You know, it's just not as easy anymore as saying see ball, hit ball, or look fastball all the time.

Sooner or later, you're going to have to hit something with spin.

How nowadays do you think, if you were still the GM of a team, what would just sort of the information throughout the organization be when it comes to the hitting part?

So be ready to hit the heater, adjust everything else.

I mean, it's, that sounds simple.