John Schneider

One time through, I think, would be a pretty good outcome.

Yeah, it puts other guys in position to step up and pitch some innings that they usually don't pitch.

It's kind of the nature of the beast when you're playing 17 in a row.

You know, you operate with a bullpen game, so I like that it worked out in our favor last night with the bullpen.

They did a great job and opportunity for guys today to step up.

How much are you keeping Sunday in mind as well, assuming that's likely to be opener in miles?

A little bit.

You know, you're trying to balance, you know, Corbs outing and then Trey tomorrow a little bit and kind of see what they're doing.

Off day on Monday definitely helps.

You know, we've been looking at that off day, I feel like, for a while.

But the way Spencer's throwing the ball, too, you feel pretty good about what, you know, he's going to give you in terms of consistency and length.

So I think you kind of focus on today a little bit more than you do on Sunday.

What's that got to say about the job these guys have done?

Yeah, man, they've stepped up.

Starters and relievers.

I think we've obviously shuffled the deck a little bit in terms of roles and when guys are pitching, and I think everyone's kind of responded really well.

But teams are going to battle injuries.

When you look at guys that we have under contract as starters that aren't here, it puts a little pressure on everyone.

And I think that both the guys that we have that have been here and that are new and the staff were a little bit more well-equipped to kind of handle this.

So they've been great, man.