Laila Rahimi

player, it's they know how to eat, they know how to train, they know how to get in the cold tank, massage therapy, all the stuff, individual instruction on the court.

But how do we help them mentally, right?

And I'm not saying any of them, but I think you have to in today's day and age be conscientious of

All these guys may be going through things.

And I'm not passing judgment on what Jaden is or is not going through.

But I do know that I always worry about that, not only for Jaden, but for all of our players.

Are we providing the resources, which I think we do, to help them in any way we can?

And I think if any player reached out and said, listen, I need some help in this, we would help them.

You got some attention.

What's up?

Yeah, I think when you only have two of them and if you lose one, you're not getting it back.

I was telling Conforto yesterday, just Wrigley has its own gravitational pull.

And I think I got comfortable with it.

in, you know, playing left field every day in 22 and understanding, you know, how different winds were going to affect the ball.

I was going to say, what?

Exactly.

Wait, what did I say earlier?

Layla Rahimi, Marshall Harris, Mark Grody.

Midday's 10 a.m.

Rahimi Harrison-Grody.