Ian Happ

No challenges got to be okay with those two, but the, uh,

Yeah, I think when you only have two of them and if you lose one, you're not getting it back.

So you have to be pretty sure when you go to challenge.

Yeah, I think that's one of the challenges of playing at Wrigley is you're never quite comfortable with it.

You're never quite sure exactly how it's going to come down.

I was telling Conforto yesterday, just Wrigley has its own gravitational pull.

And, you know, that sometimes the wind was blowing out the center yesterday.

Everything is kind of coming back to the middle of the field.

And I think I got comfortable with it.

in playing left field every day in 22 and understanding how different winds were going to affect the ball.

Before that, I'd played outfield in all different positions, and it's different in every position on how it's going to move.

And so probably halfway through 22, just getting to see kind of every different condition, every different spot where the sun sits throughout the season is when

You get a little bit more comfortable in understanding, being able to anticipate kind of where the ball is going to end up.

But it's different catching a fly ball at Wrigley than it is anywhere else.

Yeah, and first of all, just happy for both of those guys.

Obviously, super excited for Pete that he's going to get to be here for a long time and give him that sense of security.

But yeah, for Nico, I mean, I've been with him for such a long time.

We've been through so much together.

We've seen it all here, kind of the ups and the downs.

And, you know, we were together through, you know, trading everybody in 21 and rebuilding in 22 and 23.