Jeff Blair

You know, the Nationals are always prepared to do something, but you also kind of wonder at some point if you're the Nationals, do you look at your division and, you know, and think, well, you know, maybe we've got to take a shot here.

I'm going to ask you a very unfair question.

I'm going to apologize if you've addressed this on At The Letters.

Do you think Max Scherzer has made his last start for the Jays or his last appearance for the Jays?

Man, so great question.

And it's about the softest spot you can pick for Matt right now, or for Scherzer right now.

A team that is not very good and can't win at home and can't get out of its own way.

It would have been the perfect spot.

You know, one guy we don't often talk a great deal about, but we – well, we talk about him a fair amount, I think.

But, again, we saw him today.

And I know John referred to him getting a save in that game, a game against Los Angeles in the summer.

But just the –

Mason Flewharty, you know, I think one of you, I don't know who it was.

Somebody did an interview with him in spring training where, you know, he talked about kind of waking up one day after the postseason was over and going, my God, I was like the Otani guy for the team that went to the World Series.

He's kind of a fascinating case study, isn't he?

Because we saw him today get the save with five pitches.

And, you know, he's just, I find him a very intriguing personality and a very intriguing pitcher.

And he's a guy that they've gotten so much mileage out of.

It's been really good for them.

Yeah, no, without question.