Ernie Clement

I think over the course of half the year, I had 26 at-bats.

But every time I was going off to play, I was trying to hit two homers instead of just taking a base hit.

So 23 was definitely, that was the trial and I failed and I've learned from it.

I grew from it.

And then being able to 24 spent the last month up with the big leagues and was just able to play more career, more relaxed goes with kind of everything in life of trial and error.

And you learn, you learn from your mistakes, you learn from your failures and

I guess for team, it's just the way we handled our business every single day.

we were taking nothing for granted and just the way that we would wear out pitchers.

And I've come from behind wins and all of it pretty much just added up.

And it's when it came with the post season, I feel nothing, nothing changed.

It was, we were the same time as during season as we were in both season.

And it was, I mean, it was fun.

It was, it was everything I could have dreamed of.

And, uh,

we're gonna do it again, do it again this year.

As for me, really the only, the one about that probably meant the most was the one in New York, the two RBI single.

But other than that, I was just getting an opportunity to play every single day and it was awesome.

First time playing, pretty much.

I'm trying to remember if it was 23 or 24, but I think it was 23, just being able to go in and sign the monster and walking in there and seeing all the autographs that were on that wall.

It was a surreal moment and something I'm going to remember for the rest of my life.