Julian McWilliams

It's fascinating.

But on the flip side of it, I don't know if you watched the A's game or saw where they didn't challenge like one thing or one call out of like the eight calls that were outside the strike zone.

And Dallas Braden got on the air and it was like maybe – basically like – it may have been Dallas Braden.

I might be talking – it might not be Dallas, so I don't want to quote him on this.

But somebody hopped on the air and was like,

Maybe it's because these guys are too young and were scared to challenge anything.

So they were just, like, letting stuff go by without even challenging it.

Challenge that.

That's a clear ball.

But it's, like, the idea of being wrong, even in the Romans case, right, where he challenged it and was wrong and obviously got some –

Yeah, especially if it's never been – especially if this is your first time going through this too, right?

It's like –

How many balls can you throw into the stand without it, without it actually messing with your head?

Yeah.

It's, it's, it's, I'm fascinated by it.

I would be fascinated.

I mean, Rob, if you want to write a column to get, you got to get an umpire's take on this too.

I'm going to get in touch with Jeremy rehack, rehack.

He's my college teammate.

Okay.