Jeff Blair

I think a lot of people were puzzled why Tommy Nance stayed around most of the year.

This organization likes him, and you're right.

They like the spin, and he... You know, don't kind of let the recency bias take over here.

The home run tonight, single in the walk.

It wasn't a great night for Tommy Nance.

But I think it's pretty obvious that the Jays still have an awful lot of trust in him.

You know, John, right now, look...

The issue that the Jays are facing right now is they've really overworked Mason Fluharty.

They've really overworked Braden Fisher.

And, you know, John's going to have to kind of manage his way around that.

And one of the things he has done in the past, I think pretty well, and I know people quite often don't like to give John credit for this, but I think at times he's done a really good job managing his way around overworked relievers.

I mean, Lord knows he's had plenty of practice of doing it, you know, since he's been here with the Blue Jays.

So...

Um, yeah, you know, I, and, and in terms of Davis Schneider, I mean, he obviously he likes Fenway park and it was a big hit tonight.

I mean, you know, there's really no other way.

There's no other way.

I don't think to, to really slice that up.

I wanted to ask you about miles straws, that bat in the third inning, Kevin.

14 pitch at bat.

Okay, we both go to the church of Josh Donaldson, which says 14 pitch at bats are great, as long as you shouldn't have driven the second pitch over the monster.