Jeff Francoeur

you know, to be game one and two, of course you would, but that doesn't always go perfect.

So, you know, you sit here and you flip it's June 1st today.

And I think, you know, Schneider's done a good job of keeping the train on the tracks, knowing that we still have four months left of baseball and our best baseball, I think for the blue Jays is in front of them.

Yeah, I think you could.

I think more for the bullpen.

Like, if you're Walt the first two days, right, you don't know what's going to happen on Thursday and who they're going to throw, how many aims you're going to get.

So if you've got a chance to win a couple of these games early, I mean, you deploy your bullpen, you do everything, and then Thursday you say, hey, we'll turn it into a slugfest, right?

Like, we think we can just continue to score.

And I think that's one thing the Blue Jays will have to deal with.

Again, I think for them life would be easier if this offense –

would get going to, I think, what their capabilities are.

We all saw it last October.

And so I think that'll make it easier for the Blue Jays going forward.

But, yeah, it's a tough series right now.

Look, Atlanta, they're selling out every night $40,000.

They're playing well at home.

They're playing well on the road.

So it's a tough one coming in here.

But, again, you know, you get a day off today, you come to the park tomorrow, and...

I just got to believe at some point this team's going to run a stretch of 9 of 11, 10 of 12.