Josh Maurer

and try to bring as much energy and excitement to it as I can.

It's very strange.

They don't know yet.

So Brandon Woodruff, who received the largest single season contract for a pitcher in Milwaukee Brewers history this year,

And he's been with the team longer than anybody else.

He's kind of the emotional leader inside their clubhouse for a team that's got so many young players.

He's the veteran presence.

Yeah, in yesterday's start, his fastball averaged 85 miles an hour for the inning and a half that he was out there.

And they knew something was wrong.

But as it turns out, he didn't feel injured.

He just said he had nothing in the tank.

Nothing was coming out.

So they're running tests.

They did an MRI even as the game was going on yesterday.

And I assume we will find out more from the Brewers either this afternoon or this weekend.

But it seems like a pretty good bet that he's going to miss some, if not significant, time.

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, yep.

Friday night, Saturday late afternoon, Sunday afternoon, and then a flight to St.

Louis.

You realize... Weekend in Washington.