John Schneider

Quite possibly, yeah.

He felt good today, so we'll have another decision to make, but I think he should be ready to go after feeling good today.

Yeah, I took advantage of an error for one and then just ran the bases really well, you know.

Earn, I haven't looked at it yet.

Maybe fortunate there, but I think that, you know, runner has three feet and

Ernie's good at disguising that sometimes, I guess.

But I think, you know, Oak scoring from first, him making the read around third once he saw Holiday flip the ball to Pete, things like that.

So it was a really good inning.

You know, you're down four, and then you hit a homer, and you kind of stack some at-bats together.

I mean, it's just not.

John, after yesterday's win, why do you think big picture?

Why do you think you guys have had why it's been a challenge to sustain good games in a row?

John, with Trey zooming out, this has kind of been the last three starts for different reasons.

It's been the first kind of extended stretch of, you know, mini struggles for him.

What do you think needs to happen for him to kind of get on track?

Yeah, the weird is definitely a little trickier than the random.

You know, there is randomness over the course of the season in terms of performance, health, luck, things like that.

I think the weirdness with, you know, it's nine major league debuts so far this year before, you know, before you hit the middle of June, that's a little bit weird.

You know, a player getting hit with the ball from the stands and coming out of the game is a little bit weird.

And