Jason Mackey

I think it's a little bit of pitch selection and just not being so kind of overeager on the breaking stuff they were throwing.

But he has the ability to do it.

It's a matter of a less pressurized situation and actually going and doing it.

Yeah, I mean, I think when he figures some of that stuff out, I think if you see him go down there and play lights out and solve sort of the problems that he encountered in spring, I think it'll be sooner than later.

I don't think they have a definitive timeline on it.

I know when I talked to Connor yesterday, I said, kind of, what did they tell you in the exit meeting about, you know, what might be next or whatever?

And he said they didn't really tell him much that was firm.

And that's not in a bad way.

It's kind of just go down there and play and let's see where this takes us.

I don't think there's a magic answer, Bob.

I mean, it's wanting to see better results.

It's wanting to see more confidence at the plate.

I know they went into this spring perfectly amenable to him earning a major league job.

If he would go out and do it, I would argue that he didn't do that.

He certainly teased us and showed what he's capable of doing.

I think they just want to see that consistent production.

They want to see him hitting fastballs.

They want to see him be an offensive force.

And if that happens for a couple of weeks, I think you probably see him.

I mean, not a ton.