Dan Schulman

Like he, what is he, 99th percentile whiff rate.

He's kind of Louisa Rise with wheels.

Because it's just I don't strike out.

I'm just going to put it in play.

And then I'm so fast that I'll get, you know, seven, eight, nine extra hits over the course of the season by by legging them out or putting pressure on a defense.

We also saw him active on the base paths yesterday.

That's not a spot that the Blue Jays have done a great job since Alejandro Kirk went down.

Valens will a little bit better than Tyler Heinemann.

But it kind of.

I'm going to sound like an old head here, but it kind of went out of the game for a little bit that there were guys fast enough to put pressure on a defense in this way.

But now with the rules changing, there's Nassim Nunez in Washington who never gets on base, but when he does, every pitcher is using both disengagements and stuff.

Gosman, in addition to the two stolen bases for Simpson last night...

basically conceded a balk to do a third disengagement on him.

I guess as a baseball fan, how cool is it to see this kind of guy back on Vogue where not swinging and missing and the ability to put some pressure on the defense with the speed is back to being a pretty valuable player type.

Yeah, you'd love to focus on Junior Caminero.

He's got 11 home runs.

He's a very dangerous pull shot hitter, but you've got to worry about this pesky guy on first.

And yeah, Jake Cook, he was the one last year that's kind of like, well, you do college basketball.

I didn't have that good a season, but at the combine, I just tested out of the gym.

And that was kind of it.