Jon Morosi

And that is, and Roman Anthony is part of that problem, but he's not the only reason.

There's too many outs that should be made that are becoming hits or just misplays.

And again, you referenced it a bit with the Jays in the context of Okamoto.

One of the things I look at a lot at this time of year, I'm sure you guys are the same way.

Who is playing clean baseball?

It's almost as though at the end of the year, and you're not going to play perfect baseball for seven months.

But I'm a believer that the game rewards the teams that play clean because when you play clean baseball, you turn the double plays when they're there, you don't give up extra outs, your pitchers are in better shape in the middle of the year.

Your team has rhythm.

Your team is athletic.

Those are the teams, I think, back to the Royals that beat the Blue Jays back in 2015.

That Royals team has a future Hall of Famer in Salvador Perez,

But it was not chock full of all-stars top to bottom.

They played the game the right way.

And I think that you get a reward for doing that.

And the Jays really haven't.

They have not gotten the reward because they haven't played that way.

And the Red Sox haven't either.

And it's always interesting to me early on.

And it's hard sometimes in the transition of weather.

You're not always having great weather days.