David Ross

They just go in, but they work and they go home.

But the Cubs, guys were staying after the games.

Even with losses, we'll have a little light music playing, knowing that the next day we're going to come on and beat everybody's ass.

It was things like that that really sat with me.

And I wish I would have got to really experience winning a year or two after feeling losing what it is like to lose, getting into it and winning our first year.

That's all I knew.

I was like, oh, we're going to win every year.

We're going to come in 17.

We're going to beat the shit out of everybody.

And then we lose.

and we see how that feels and like how you know we're not going to see each other a lot of guys are going different paths like so i wish i would have got to experience that a little later in my career but nonetheless like what a great experience what a great team yeah what about you cease i mean the same thing man that's i literally tell everybody all the time that we were family like we didn't just show up to the ballpark we did stuff outside the ballpark like with the families too it wasn't just like

You know, the boys going out.

It was, hey, bring your family, bring your kids.

You know, and I just think that's what separates the good teams from the bad teams.

It's like, yeah, it is your job.

It's work.

But, I mean, you can be a family outside of it, too.

Cogs, you got kind of the shaft.

We're all excited that Dex is back and Cogs is out the door, right?

Like, I mean, to start, and then you come back to somewhere you'd been for a while and get to get on that run.