Dan Shulman

And 11 of the 17 were fastballs.

And I'm not like 100% in the, hey, he's got to throw more fastballs all the time.

I don't necessarily feel that because I think it depends on how good of a fastball he's got on that day.

But he had his best fastball of the year in his last outing.

And I'm with you, Kevin, like if they have a safe situation tonight, I think it's going to Barlin, but if Barlin throws 26 pitches to get the save and, you know, maybe they throw Hoffman in there tomorrow, or maybe, maybe they do use Hoffman against the top and Rogers against the bottom.

Although, you know, what, what we saw from Tyler Rogers the other day was just, you know, bad Tyler Rogers luck, right?

Bounce, bounce, bounce and finds a hole.

So I think,

hopefully John Schneider is getting to a point where he's got three guys he can really trust.

And I think they needed to make the move when they did, and I don't think they should rush to undo it.

I don't think you have to make that decision at all.

I think you just keep doing what you're doing.

Some of it is based on availability, and eventually the way the guys are performing dictates how they get used.

I think he's done really well.

We all know that John Schneider, and I know you're going to have him on a little bit later on in the show, he is not going to panic 37 games into a season.

He's a very positive guy.

He supports his players.

At the same time, there's more urgency, I believe, this year than there's been in any other year of his tenure, and I include last year because last year at this point, they were coming off a bad season,

And they had basically the same record they've got right now.

They hadn't turned into the Blue Jays they would become at this point last year.