Howard

Yeah, hey, Howard.

Hi, very nice to meet you.

Oh, that's an interesting one, yeah.

To my knowledge, no.

But again, most of the wildlife studies that have been done in Prospect Park are the usual suspects.

You know, the dragonflies and damselflies, butterflies and moths, bees.

I don't want to say nobody, but we don't have a fly list.

We have a list of some other insects.

Thank you, guys.

JT, one for you and Dave, one for you.

JT, you talked about the aging curve as it relates to catchers and the number of catchers, 35 and beyond, who have succeeded are fairly limited, especially the last 40 years.

You go back, age 31 through 34, the only one who's had more war during that period of time than you since 1980 is Jorge Posada.

So what is it you think about your career that has allowed you to kind of defy those aging curves?

And how do you look to continue that?

And Dave, just similarly for you, just being able to see that JT has kind of beaten the aging curves of what we've typically seen from cashers over the last 40, 50 years.

How much does that play a part in you being comfortable not just bringing him back, but bringing him back for three years?