Dan Shulman

You go out there and shoot the round of your life, and then the next day, you know, you're bogeying everything, and it's probably annoying as heck.

He doesn't want to be that guy.

He wants to be closer to his ceiling more consistently.

I think I'm in Anaheim.

I know.

I'm in Anaheim.

Sorry, I was working on my lighting.

I know it's not quite ideal here, but this is what you deal with in a hotel room.

So take me as you get me, boys.

With the traffic, yeah, seven and a half.

everybody was in a much better mood after the game.

There's no question about that.

I mean, you know, they all count the same out of the 162 and we could have said it the day before the day before, but boy, did they need that?

And you know, how crazy is baseball that a team comes in struggling terribly to score runs against a guy who's got a big fastball and was really pitching very well and

And boom, they get eight runs in the first inning.

They tie a franchise record.

An all-time 50-year franchise record by getting eight runs in the first inning.

And I think two of the best things about it were that Kazo Okamoto and Nathan Lucas were in the middle of it.

Because those are two guys who had really been struggling.

Those are two guys who are definitely capable of more than they had been doing.