Jensen Lewis

You know, maybe if you're looking at like...

The Rockies win total this year just for our VEASAN programming.

I looked at the 52 and a half, and I'm like, that is really low.

Like, they're not going to be that bad again.

I mean, they're on pace to win like 60, 65 games.

I mean, it's going to feel like winning 100 there in the Mile High City.

No, to answer your question, no, I don't think so.

But if you are one of those big market teams, like if you are a Mets, if you're a Giants team, albeit, you know, that's a whole different dynamic with the Tony Vitello era.

I would say probably right around June is when you start to take a little bit of stock as a player because now you got two months under you, Kev.

You know, for me, as a reliever, I was just trying to make sure, you know, that I kind of felt good every third, fourth day, making sure that if I did give up a couple of runs that I could get, like, not giving meal money to Carl Willis or anything to find a way into the game to get another zero.

But, you know, you're just...

you're trying to, you're trying to keep the long game within perspective, but also realize, Hey, we're trying to win series, man.

You know, you'll pick your head up probably at the, at the all-star break to see where you are.

Okay, so good story.

So actually, I have to say this.

It's real.

Well, no.

So Tim Belcher was my pitching coach in 2010.

We finished the year in Chicago, and it was the White Sox, us, we were eliminated.

That was it.