Julian McWilliams

But there was a pitch last night that John Carlos Stanton –

challenged and it was 0.1 inches from the actual thing.

And according to the rule book, it's a strike, but according to the new ABS system,

it's obviously a ball like in those situations where it can go either way and you know and and they have to announce that it's being challenged and it says oh rule upheld or rule or the um you know the call is overturned that's a little bit like oh come on man like what are we doing here like you know it's like when you know i don't know like say when you're in a college relationship and

I don't know.

You, you, you kiss another girl, like, let's give her a look.

And then your girlfriend says you're cheating.

Is it really?

I was going to say, I was going to say, maybe that's too extreme of an example.

I mean... Yeah, okay.

So the counter to that, Rob, would be that they're already in front... Like, we're not in front of 40... We've never been in front of 40,000 people ever.

So, like, that's...

That's kind of what you sign up for when the rules change, right?

It's like, hey, this could possibly happen.

Yeah, that's true.

That's true.

I do have an issue with the technicality part of it.

It just seems like a...

Like you're clutching straws when it's like 0.1 inches, right?

And I don't know.