Luke Weaver

i'm gonna give you everything i got and i just was flooded with peace and it calmed me and it allowed me to go into that inning the inning two sack flies right i get three outs we go down by one really tough situation but i remember walking away just being like you know what that's the most in control slowed down version of myself i've ever had in my entire life this is not some

It came out of nowhere, but the blueprint came from establishing the daily routine and the pitch routine of what I do every single time.

And it gave me the opportunity to have a more elevated moment in my slowing down of the game.

And I'll never forget that moment.

And it wasn't even a moment that yielded.

The ultimate success.

It yielded a moment of everything I did in my entire career came to a moment that I was completely in control in the hardest, toughest moment of my entire career.

And it was just a sense of peace, and it was cool.

Thanks for sharing that.

Yeah, no, when you get in the ebbs and flows of the season, it becomes tougher.

I mean, there are moments.

You know, I always like referring back to Joel Turner on Joe Rogan, the podcast, and they talk about shot IQ, which is just...

mental routine in between shooting a gun or mainly shooting a bow.

I try to make that into pitching.

I think he's done some stuff in baseball on a lighter scale.

I don't know.

I've never met him.

I've done a lot of work

making that my own thing.

And over the last year and a half, it's really helped me in between pitches and establish myself for the moments like in the World Series.