John Schneider

Not just what we accomplished, but how we went about it.

I said, thank you.

I said, thank you.

Probably about 10 times.

Um, and that, that was the main message, you know, um, I'm, I'm, I'm sure I'm going to talk to them all again, but, um, I, I said, thank you.

I said, um, I'm sorry that we're feeling this way right now.

Um, it definitely could have been the opposite end of the spectrum in terms of emotions.

So I, I said, thank you.

Um,

And this is a group that I'm never going to forget.

They're going to have a place in my heart, every single one of them.

So that was the gist of it.

Um, it'll hurt for, it'll hurt for a few days, a few weeks.

Um, when you're that close, you know, um, the positive person in me will take some time to digest it and, and I'll go back to Bo's Homer in Texas, Georgia's Canada day.

Um,

so many things I'll go back to and be proud of, but I think right now you just, you just have to kind of, I don't know, take in what happened.

You know what I mean?

Um, but going forward, you know, the, the beauty of baseball is that it goes on, you know, it, it'll, it'll be spring training in February.

So, um,

That being said, you take away the sacrifices the guys made, the way they went about it, the performances everyone had, and kind of just the cohesiveness of the team.