Jed Hoyer

So these are the things that he's already

talked about.

And actually another thing, he came to my office yesterday and he said, hey, I hope you're okay.

committed to the WBC, you know, to play in May.

I hope you're okay with that.

And I was like, you know, sure, of course.

And he's like, don't worry.

I'll come in in the morning before we have workouts and make sure I'm with the guys.

And so it isn't just a, it's in four or five days, he's been a Cub.

Like there's already been like, you know, countless examples of things he's working on that no one's asked him to do, but that's how he thinks about his role.

It's not just about getting his workouts in.

It's about making sure he's integrated with the entire team.

Let's examine next.

Your high regard for Horner and the fact that this is just about always having to listen about any player in baseball that you're not out there seeking to trade Nico Horner.