John Marossi

I don't know if I'd call this strange.

Kevin, he's one of four pitchers in the game to have yet allowed a barreled ball.

Louie Varlin's one or the other.

Three, Landon Raup and Brian Hudson and Louis Varland are the other ones.

He's not allowed.

This is part of the Dylan Cease experience.

That's really, it tells you how elite his stuff is, but the fact that you could have a guy who's given you four and two-thirds or whatever and look at some of those underlying factors is...

It's just remarkable.

Do you think that he's – I asked you this in Blue Jays talk last night, and I don't know, maybe you've had a chance to talk to people about this.

Yeah.

We talk about chasing strikeouts.

Do you think maybe he's chasing contact now?

That, you know, Pete Walker talked, right, about –

And you made the point.

You got that stuff like that, you let the horse run.

You let the horse run sometimes.

You don't want to, you know...

You don't want to take away what his strength is.

I'm just wondering if perhaps they're still trying to find – he's still trying to find that happy balance.

Maybe I'm oversimplifying it by saying that, but it's something I was thinking about last night because his changeup was awfully good, but he threw a couple of changeups in different counts, and it almost seemed to me like he was being – I wouldn't say cautious, but –