Ian Happ

There's been a lot of that, but it could be a lot worse if we were on a coast.

And yeah, it was a good week.

I was hitting the ball pretty well.

And yeah, it was nice to get on track a little bit.

You know, I think that there's always some resetting, especially like once you get an off day and getting back home.

You know, I think we were playing a little bit better baseball there the last couple games in Pittsburgh and then into –

into St.

Louis.

Obviously we didn't, we didn't love the result of the St.

Louis series, but, but the baseball is a little bit better.

And, you know, I think getting through the end of the end of May and into a new month, you know, there's a lot of, a lot of resets there.

And, you know, unfortunately, you know, May wasn't exactly what we wanted and obviously, um, some tough, uh,

obviously that tough stretch but I think we ended up 13 and 16 in May and like if that would have looked a little bit different as far as like if there wasn't a 10 game win streak and a 10 game losing streak in there and the month was a little bit more like won some series lost some series ended up 13 and 16 it feels a little bit different than having that big skid in the middle so just getting past that moving on from it you know we've had the ups and the downs we've been through two months of baseball we're a few games over 500 let's reset and then get the momentum back

Yeah, I don't know.

I don't know exactly what it is.

I think it's a great batter's eye.

It's a good place to see the baseball.

Obviously, it's where I grew up, and it's a special place for me to be able to be there and walk across the community bridge every day and come to work.

It's a pretty cool thing for me, so I've been lucky to have a pretty good run in Pittsburgh and play in there.

The balance schedule thing, I get three less games a year.