John Schneider

You know, is it going to be the same for Varsh or Nate that it is for, say, Entropia?

That's definitely part of the equation.

And you're trying to work around everyone's strengths.

So I think the more they play together, the easier it's going to get.

You know, we talked, I was talking to Varsh today for a long time, actually, about that kind of stuff and other ways to work around it.

But again, it's,

you have to figure it out kind of in real time.

And that's where the coaches come in.

You have to try different things.

You got to be a little bit creative.

You got to get out of your comfort zone a little bit and you can't just say, Hey, we're missing guys.

But I think it is easier when you're just a little bit more familiar with people that are around you.

A lot of it, you know, you can say that about the lineup too, kind of when you have everyone quote unquote, everyone that, that,

is, you know, projected to be on your team, how that kind of unfolds and affects each and every at bat.

It's the same thing for defense, you know, so the more they do it, the better they're going to get, the more comfortable they're going to get.

But it has been, you know, a little bit of a factor of different personnel and different foot speed, different reactions and different skill sets out there.

Yeah.

And a lot of it is that is they, you know, keep in faith with us to, you know, coming from Cleveland to Tampa to here.

And the report was always just a consistent player.

And it's funny when you change organizations at different times.