Dan Wilson

I have no idea.

I mean, it's a good question for Dan, but I know everyone's going to be ready to go, and whoever gets the ball past them, they're going to come out and compete.

We've got a buster in the front.

Can you sort of describe how you took in the rest of the game after you left and where you were moving to and where you were when that last pitch?

Yeah, I came out in the sixth.

Went in, did some recovery, came back out in the seventh, and then, you know, I was kind of in and out of the dugout from, you know, seven to 15.

Just cheering on the guys, do the best I could, keep the vibes up, and, yeah, I was in the dugout the whole time, so.

Yeah, I mean, for one, Leo, whenever he gets his name called, he's ready to go, and he's come up in some big situations already this year.

And yeah, Polo's been killing the ball this year.

He's really seen it well.

And it was bound to happen at some point.

The more you keep letting us into the game, especially at home, we're going to find a way.

So that's what Polo did.

Yeah, super loud.

Yeah, I don't know, from like the eighth on, I had a massive headache and I'm really glad that game's over and we finished the job.

So, but yeah, it was really loud and the fans were electric and, you know, everybody that went on that mound or, you know, stepped on the field definitely felt that, so.

Over here on the right with Dan.

George, it seemed like you were going to the slider a lot, especially early in counts.

How much of that was an adjustment and how effective was that for you?

Yeah, all those guys from top to bottom are probably looking for a heater to start and just starting off with a slider or curveball, whatever it may be.