Justin Robleski

I was on the mound, it was fine.

Felt like a normal game.

Obviously a little bigger, because it's World Series Game 7, but it felt like I was just pitching.

And then when I came out, that's where it's... What's good, y'all?

I don't know how to act.

I'm not usually, you know, whatever.

And you get a little more nervous being on the bench having no control than you do, you know, being out there.

But it was awesome.

And, yeah, just sitting out there pulling for the boys and excited for them and super, super happy we pulled it out.

Yeah, I mean, that's, I mean, again, you know, your goal always as a pitcher in general is just to try to throw up zeros, and no matter when you're in the game, if you're down by 12, if you're up by 12, if you're in a tie ball game, if it's close, whatever, you're just trying to throw up some zeros, and yeah, that's kind of what I try to do, just get the first guy on, and I know, you know, that we do a great job of getting me in the situations that are good for me, and yeah, it was great.

Yeah, it definitely could have.

It definitely could have.

It's funny, I was talking to my dad.

I haven't really had that happen with me on the mound ever, and of course it happens in Game 7 of the World Series.

which is kind of funny.

But, yeah, you know, whatever.

It's all competition and, you know, tempers flare and things happen.

I apologized to my mom already, so we're good there.

But, yeah, no, it was great.

Yeah.