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But you get Matthew Boyd back.

We'll see what, you know, I am open to Javier Saad being excellent and being a savior in the rotation.

And I'm not saying he's going to be a guy that's going to get a start in the playoffs necessarily.

But to your point, Marshall, you know, the 162 games, it is about getting into the postseason and then take it from there with whatever you got.

And right now what you don't have is depth, which you had to begin the season.

Yeah, that's what I mean.

It felt so luxurious.

I think when you're talking about extensions in Major League Baseball, usually the window to do it is between the start of spring training and opening day.

So like you're at the tail end of that window.

But think about where we were a year ago, where those conversations were starting to bubble up of.

Could the Cubs extend Pete Crow Armstrong?

And remember last year, I'm like, you don't really have to.

And at that point, Pete hadn't proved anything yet, right?

We still had questions about the bat.

Could he be an everyday player where you're like, okay, this guy is a player that you build around for a long time.

And then he has the first half that he has.

And it's like, okay, for Pete, you're probably like, all right, let's hold off.

Like, let's see, let's keep cooking and see how the season goes.

And then we see the second half where the numbers dropped off dramatically.

And then going into this year,