Jared Sandler

It's a pretty big figure.

Right.

That's what I think about.

And I never...

Seeing that up close, it's not that people were on the field in Arizona jumping up and down saying, playoff share, playoff share.

They were genuinely excited about the World Series.

But then talking to some of these people, trainers, again, support staff, like, yeah, it was a life-changing thing for them.

And then for coaches...

the ability to be a part of a World Series winning staff is also maybe career changing for whatever your future prospects might be.

So it was just really cool.

And then as someone who grew up a diehard Rangers fan, getting to see that up close and personal is something I'll never forget.

Yeah, that's...

I guess for the older Blue Jays fan who has experienced a World Series, I don't even want to say it softens it because 2011 still stings for a lot of Rangers fans.

And I was actually, I saw a screenshot of like how close Isaiah kind of fell up.

It was, Oh, I saw that.

It was a couple of days ago.

Yeah.

And, and like, I, I allowed myself for a brief second to think, which was, which is worse being one strike away twice or that.

And I, I didn't even like then and proceed to answer.

I just was like, no, I, I hate it for blue J stands.