Julian McWilliams

He's, he's, he's the salt of the earth, in my opinion, when it comes to being accessible, being accountable, being a leader of a team and,

And he's not like soft, right?

He's obviously – Well, that's the other part about this is that – Like there's – it's not – he's the pushover, right?

Like it's not like he's this accessible guy that's too nice.

No, like this dude's into the ball too.

So it's just a complete combination of a player that I think anybody would want on their team.

I'm sorry.

It's one thing to dominate as being like a utility player at the playoffs, right?

But you're the guy that they game plan.

Yeah, and the crazy thing is too, Rob, the guy's 36 years old, right?

Like we looked at this last year and saying, dang, this might be the end, right?

The way he was playing and he's playing on the turf.

And then you get, you mentioned the knee situation.

Not only was he grimacing, but he was collapsing on that back knee so much.

I know George collapses a lot anyway, as it is because he swings so hard, but the collapse is because the knee was weak, right?

Like really tell that he was in pain.

And so for him to come back a day later,

And do what he did.

I mean, it's... That goes... That's probably his signature moment because I know he won World Series MVP, but it was always Altuve's team, right?

It was always, like, Bregman and Correa and George Springer.