David Adler

So it's a good, it's a great point.

You mentioned the NL East being a tough division there.

A couple of weeks ago,

The Phillies came here and it looked like the Jays had just played the Braves and it looked like that division was maybe set.

I think the Braves had a nine and a half game lead already at that point.

That's down to six and a half now.

The Braves starting to show some signs of thinness, I guess, as the rotation has been pecked away at.

I know the Phillies don't have like like they have a negative run differential to the extent that we care about that.

How open do you still see that division when you see that number shrink to six and a half for Atlanta?

Yeah, we actually had Rob on the show last week, and he kind of expressed a similar sentiment that he knew that that was going to turn around, and Ken Rosenthal had a piece with some quotes from some of the Phillies saying basically the same kind of thing.

I've got to ask.

I know that you hosted that event.

You guys performed too, right?

That's awesome.

That's awesome you got to do that.

I know you guys talked about Schwarber on the show.

This is not related to the event, but I think you called him a modern-day Jim Tomey, and I think he had, what, four home runs on the weekend again.

How impressive are you that he has, like,

like he broke out and we knew he was a power product.

And then every year it seems to just like, well, a little bit better, a little bit better, a little bit better.