Jensen Lewis

And then they have the whole other side for pitching.

It really is staggering how much tech and how much that whole part of where we are in today's game in baseball has proliferated, not just from the big league level guys, but big time college baseball.

So guys, when they get to the pros, I mean, they're already used to a lot of it.

So it's a real interesting onboarding from the college level where they've already gone through it.

And now, you know, just kind of routine once you get to the professional.

Yeah, I think the research is the great part of it, right?

Because the young minds, right, think out of the box.

You find the creativity.

Oh, maybe, you know, some rotational energy here or physics comes into play with trying something different with your lower half.

Like just thinking out loud, guys, you know, when we were 18 to 21, what was our brain power putting us towards?

You know, probably something different, but it's your point.

Illegal things.

I mean, illegal, not illegal.

You buy, you know, buy in within the guardrails or whatever.

But you're right.

I think there is a real testament to feeding not only the athletic side, but also that R&D for real world stuff.

It's not just, you know, how do we get the athletes better?

But that might lead to breakthroughs in recovery and rehab and the medical field side.

It's very interesting to see how it's all played out.

So what I'll take for tonight, right?