John Schneider

Pretty cool.

A little bit of both, but much more so kind of in the moment with what you're doing.

Those two particular moments, I think, appreciated the magnitude of George's swing in game seven for a few seconds and with a few players in the dugout.

And then Trey was kind of, it was kind of like a slow drip, you know what I mean, over seven innings.

So you, I mean, I just remember at one point I said to Pete, I said, how many strikeouts is that?

And he was at 10, because you kind of lose track of that a little bit.

When you're following along in the order and things like that, all right, who's coming up next?

But man, there were some funny adjectives between myself and Pete after a lot of those pitches that Trey threw that were in the zone and then out of the zone.

So it was fun to watch, but I think that you're a little bit more in the moment of managing than you are kind of being a fan.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, those are okay names to be a part of.

I saw that last night, too.

That's pretty impressive.

He was right on the fence.

I think he probably could have, you know what I mean?

And I was really juggling what's best for him, what's best for the team, not just immediately to start the game, but kind of how that game may unfold too.

He was close, you know what I mean?

He was close and he was ready to come in, and I'm glad we didn't need him and got him an extra couple days, but hopefully he's good to go tomorrow.

Yeah, what's your kind of expectation for game six?

What kind of boxes does he still have to check?