Emery Hunt

You left too many men on base.

But if you keep doing that, with the way this lineup is built lengthwise, it feels like they're not all going to go cold that often.

The Dodgers are the Dodgers.

That's like a special exception.

They lost 2-3.

There's no shame in losing 2-3 to the Dodgers.

Yeah, in L.A.

too.

No, no, you're right about that.

I want to go back before – I know we've got a break in a moment, but the Pete Kerr Armstrong piece of this, to understand that on the season he's hitting 314 with runners in scoring position –

He's not getting as many chances as everybody else necessarily, but he's making things happen.

Look, the power, if it's the last thing to come, I can live with him hitting 15 to 20 home runs as opposed to the, hey, is he going to hit 30 home runs this season?

As long as that glove is platinum, gold, whatever you want to call it, and center field, and as long as he's getting on base at a better clip.

Going back to yesterday, when we got this news and I started hearing what people were saying, specifically Craig Council, which you just heard, it was like, I think we all need to get comfortable with the idea that Justin Steele may not have an impact on this roster this season because no one's healthy until they're healthy.

And he seems like he's a ways away from being healthy.

I think I felt sad piano in the first half of the statement.

Everything Ray talks about, you know, the blank expletive just happens sometimes.

But I'll say this, after that, when he starts talking about in the same breath, it kind of shifts the mood of the tweet itself to being a way for him to talk about the fact that baseball is all he's ever known, it's all he cares about, and that's what he's going to do, there is no backup plan.

And then he talks about his faith.

That's when I was like, okay, he clearly wants to let people know that he's going through it, but, and a big but here,