Julian McWilliams

But like, I didn't have anything like prepared in my mind for the Dodgers winning.

It didn't feel like that until it was over.

No, it was – and honestly – Like, even the Vlad, like, the Vlad leads off the inning with a – or maybe one out in the inning.

With the RBI, I mean, with the double down the line.

And it's like, they're going to score a run here.

We're going to be sitting here again.

Yeah, I think so.

For me, in this series, I think it was – I think about starting pitching.

Like, that's the first thing I think about because the Dodgers have probably the worst bullpen down the stretch in all of baseball.

Even with Alex Bessia there, like, he wasn't – he hadn't been that good either.

I know he had the situation going on, and obviously that takes –

That trumps whatever baseball thing we're going on.

But anyway, from just an on-field perspective, it's like, dang, relievers didn't matter.

And because if they didn't have Yamamoto closing out that game, do you trust anybody to hold that lead?

Well, not to interrupt you, but that's the bizarre part about this.

Do you trust anyone?

Do you trust Luke Snell, Tyler Glass?

Like, you went to your best players, and your best players are pitchers.

It was just – and I know that you say, oh, well, the Dodgers won with no starting pitching the year before and yeah, yeah, yeah, whatever.

But I think if you're looking at both teams –