John Schneider

And when he gets here, he can kind of hit the ground running.

Fairly close.

I don't think whatever happens tonight performance-wise, let alone health-wise, but performance-wise, I don't think it really is going to dictate a decision.

I think it just comes down to runway for everyone, playing time for everyone, how we're going to use the roster.

Performance obviously comes into it, right?

And I think we're just...

kind of weigh, you know, weighing out, you know, is it, is it in everyone's best interest to, to look at, you know, a small sample size, a bigger sample size, um, and kind of just how we're built, you know, so we'll have that move tomorrow.

Yeah.

Hosey, um,

So MRI came back.

It showed like a little bit more inflammation, a little bit more of the same from a structural standpoint.

Small changes in that from a structural standpoint with the actual elbow.

So he's going to go see Dr. Meister on Tuesday and get an in-person visit there and go from there.

So we'll know more Tuesday after Dr. Meister kind of sees him and gets hands on.

I think, you know, looking at his last start, it was a little bit of both versions of him.

You know, where there's the strikeouts, there were some quick innings, there were some longer ones, longer at-bats.

And what I love is that he went seven, you know, and that he's coming off an extra day's rest, too.

So...

You can kind of bank on him, you know, performance, you know, being hopefully normal or maybe a little bit better.

You can bank on him getting around 100, 105 pitches.