John Schneider

And that's it.

Um, you know, it can turn in a hurry for him.

If he just takes good swing, if the toe is good enough to allow him to take his swing, which, which it has, it has been, um,

yeah, let's go.

Let's just make sure you're doing what you're good at.

And if there's times to back off, yeah, we will.

I mean, it's going to be uncomfortable for another couple weeks.

And I think that the more he gets used to hitting with it, the more he gets used to playing with it, the better off he's going to be.

I don't want him to be a total base clogger on the bases when he does get on, which he's not right now.

But he does such a good job of communicating with me and with us and how he's feeling.

And, you know, if it's time to say, hey, this is affecting how you're swinging, yeah, we'll kind of address that.

But the underlying things of George and his swing and –

Kind of not so much luck right now are kind of on par with what we're looking for, for him.

So hopefully the, the hard hit balls, the deep flat balls turn into hits or home runs.

And we can all say, wow, this guy's doing this with a broken toe, you know, but I'm not worried about, about how he's swinging.

I'm thinking he's going to be just fine.

Like you said, we've got to worry about winning series.

I think Max said this the other day.

Not just wait for guys to get back and say, hey, we're going to go on a heater.

It's not that easy.