Doug Fox

With respect to Mizorowski, is this, you know, like...

like training wheels off the rest of the way?

And I'm asking this mostly as a Brewers question, but also a little bit as a fantasy question because I want to go into some guys with innings load question marks the rest of the way.

But is the feel that they've got Mizorowski the rest of the way now and this is who he's going to be?

Yeah.

And they don't, they don't all have to be like grand slams.

Like turning Aaron Savali into big Andy Vaughn was a really nice W and he's still hitting well.

And then obviously you do hit some big ones.

Like you look back and Kyle Harrison and Shane Drohan are both in the rotation right now.

Kyle Harrison looks amazing.

David Hamilton is among the leaders in stolen bases and can bounce around or whatever.

And they got that for Caleb Durbin, Andrew Monasterio, and Anthony Siegler.

So at least as far as how it looks right now, that is such an enormous win of a trade.

And I'm bringing this up a little bit to poke at the Red Sox because the poor Caleb Durbin, man.

It's is where and how that trade looks.

But what do you think it is organizationally that has allowed them to keep not only from a player development perspective like you outlined, but to look at a Kyle Harrison and say, no, that's a guy that two teams have given up on.

We can fit with nobody likes his fastball shape for his arm slot.

We can fix that guy.

We'll cash in, you know, a couple of our pieces to take a risk on this guy.

Yeah, especially when you're not a high-market team, right?