Dave Dombrowski

They're really on top of it.

And so sometimes from a strategical perspective, managers, I've made plenty of

bad decisions in my career as a general manager that could have been better.

You make mistakes or you make things that can be questioned.

But if you do it soundly with sound reason, but I think there's way too much emphasis that's always placed on that didn't go well or this didn't go well.

It's different than if you're doing something that just doesn't make sense.

I mean, if you're pinch running, let's say you pinch run

a catcher who can't run for a speedster in a 2-2 game at second base, I'd say, like, really, what are you doing, right?

This doesn't, not a very sound move.

But that doesn't happen at the big league level.

So I think that you just, you review the overall picture of what somebody does, and I think he does a really good job for us.

Well, because they're a good team and they play hard.

And it's funny when you say that.

I have friends all over the country, and look at the support we get from the club, not only during the season, but during the post-season, all the time.

But they'll say, gosh, you have a good club.

What a fun club to watch.

I really enjoy it.

It is.

I think we have some of the best players in baseball, right?

So that's why, and we'll continue it.