Lorne (Caller)

Hey, show.

Hey, Caitlin.

It's like having a bad day at work.

They come back to work today and they put a good day's work in.

They fought through it.

They grinded.

It's really resilient.

So I think that's important.

You know, you can call a filing cabinet or a gutter day, but, you know, you file yesterday's day as, you know, flush it away and come back today and work.

It's really important that Dillon comes out tomorrow and shoves.

You look at his last four starts against the Cubs, you know, he's been between six and a third, six and two thirds, pretty good peripherals, minimal earn run.

You know, obviously Bregman is new in their lineup compared to the prior year stats.

But, you know, if he's in between six and nine strikes, he just needs to stay consistent.

He needs to stay mentally focused, not lose his emotions when he misses a ball or has his mechanics occasionally kind of go.

So I think it's important that he bounces back and is efficient tomorrow.

Can't say enough about Louis.

But we have to be careful that we're turning him into the rubber band man and asking him to do four, five, six outs.

I think we're going to be looking for a leverage arm quicker than August 3rd.

And I know you've been chatting about this with Blair.

I'm going to ask this question to you.