Jim Margulis

And then he falls to third.

The White Sox pick him.

And the first two picks are high school pitchers who never, I think, get above a ball.

So, there is always a risk of prospect fatigue, I think, especially when you're following a guy who is the presumptive number one pick for this draft from the previous year.

But there is, I guess, at this point, a little bit of doubt in terms of just where he is swing-wise and the kind of instant impact, I think, that probably should temper the idea of him...

rising through the ranks and contributing to the White Sox in 2027.

But I think if you're going to be heartened by something, I would say that if he's between swings, if nothing else, the White Sox have shown this year an ability to help guys figure out swings.

And that's something we couldn't have said before with the White Sox and developing hitters.

Thank you.

I will.