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I mean, these are some of the best at what they do, right?

And so they kind of deserve the attention as well.

But in that same respect, Otani really does make you think sometimes because 50 home runs, 200 strikeouts, that broke my brain a little bit.

I had to think about it.

Like, yo, no one's ever done that before, right?

And you think about the 10 strikeouts, three home runs in a game, that also is kind of tough to comprehend a little bit in the sense of like, because as a Dodger fan, you're kind of jaded too, right?

Because of what they've done the last couple of years.

But even game seven of the World Series, which I think that may have been the best game seven ever.

Oh, yeah.

Um, I think even like in the society that we currently live in, we're a little jaded by it because you don't really think about like, oh yeah, that was probably the best game seven ever.

And that's not fully computing with me.

Right.

Because the blue Jays were two outs away from winning the world series.

Yeah.

And again, game of inches.

Right.

And so it's one of those where you can't even like fully comprehend like what just happened.

And that's kind of what Otani does, because I am convinced with Otani that sometimes he is not trying.

But that's also just how simple baseball is to him.

because he can just kind of go out there and be pedestrian about it.