Kevin Barker

So, yeah, I just think that sixth inning there, it was –

Kind of when you see it for the third time, you kind of know where it's starting, where it's going to end up because of where it's starting gives you a better chance of just doing what you want to do.

And it's just kind of pitch selection, right?

The Gunnar Henderson 3-2 pitch should have been fastball.

He's really struggled against four seamers this year.

Why are you throwing a split finger?

It's little things like that, right, when you got the lead and you got an out and after you give up the double.

Like it's just things that kind of –

You know, whenever push comes to shove, it's like the hitting, Jeff, where I was talking about sort of the game planning.

It just seems like the game plans, when it matters the most, it's just a little off.

And when it's a little off because there's no room for error, you get beat because of it.

And that, for me, is exactly what happened in the sixth inning.

I mean, he'd given up one hit and one run up until the sixth inning.

And then he had one out with a guy standing on second, and then he walked a dude.

And then Adley Rushman come up, and he missed his spot with the heater by two inches.

And because Adley's seeing the ball out of Trey's hand very, very well today, Adley made him pay for it.

It's basically two, Jeff.

It's kind of like that, you know, wrong guy, right spot.

Yep.

I was about to say that.