Julian McWilliams

He's such a great fielder.

This dude was like, it's all the same thing.

It was unbelievable.

And I was like, and I turned to our friend Enrique Rojas, and I said, game's over, papa.

Maybe it was she.

Dude, every pitch matters.

I thought about something you said, Rob, and I think this goes for Toronto too.

I remember you said the Phillies, they react to every pitch.

That's how it was in the World Series with the Toronto fans, LA fans.

And it's not because you guys are bored.

You're just LA fans.

It's just not the same vibe.

But when you were in Toronto, like, you felt the oohs and aahs of every single pitch.

And it's like, how can't you be into that?

It's going to end with Otani.

You know what?

I think this is an analogy for me.

You know, I remember in the scene where, I guess, in The Wire, where Omar gets killed by –

he was such a good at what he did the only person that could kill him was the kid it was just like okay I'm gonna have my spidey senses up because I know what I'm into but nobody ever got Omar and the only time he let his guard down

was when a kid was there and just smoked him for some other reason.