Erik Kratz

Maybe there's just a lot going on at home.

There's different times.

I've played in different places that...

When you're at home or you're at a certain place, it's like, whew, there's just a lot going on here.

And if that's the case, and I'm only saying that because the record is piss poor.

If that's the case and the players are saying that, yeah.

Like, distractions are a real thing.

And if your distractions aren't home because, well, that's where my hitting guy comes in.

That's where my masseuse comes in.

You know, it's really tiny here, so we have –

We have too many people around.

And that's what I'm hearing, obviously.

I'm not there, and I don't know.

But that's me.

Because Fenway, I don't know about you, Barkey, but I felt like Fenway was a massive advantage.

I thought that place, even during COVID when there was no fans, I felt like the place had electricity.

There's no better example of a place that has electricity that when COVID hit and we had no fans,

I still felt that in the park.

And I can't explain it other than you should be so good at home.

Yeah.