Dan Shulman

Do what you do well.

Don't try to do too much.

Don't try to be a hero.

Nathan Lucas is doing what Nathan Lucas does well.

Yeah, I talked to him not recently, but before the hamstring injury, like once he was going the first time.

And it sounds like some of it is kind of similar to concussion issues where you have a headache.

The lights are bothering you.

He talked about spin on it, like on a breaking ball, being harder than a fastball.

Like just you just can't.

lock in on things.

It's just hard to focus and see and know exactly where things are.

He talked about it on fly balls, not just hitting.

How the ball is coming in, like it doesn't look like it's supposed to look.

He's needing a little bit of help.

I don't know how they kept him.

Honestly, I don't know how they kept him on the roster of play.

I know he started the year two for 31 because I did it in my notes today for tonight.

You know, I think it speaks to what he did in the past that they let him keep playing.

But it must have been, I mean, it's a hard enough sport that you could see clearly.

So it was basically vision and focus and headaches and things like that.