Mark Budzinski

You know, any kind of information that we can help the runner, you know, we're always trying to get that extra 90 feet.

So any way we can get to the second, third at home to score a run, that's our goal.

And any kind of tips I can provide in that arena to try to help, that's what I'm doing.

I think we got pretty used to that last year, Jeff.

I think it's actually harder on the third base coach just because they're getting a sign from the manager than having to relay that to myself, the base runners, and then the hitter.

And a lot of times with a hitter on base, that's 18 seconds, and that comes pretty quick.

So probably the greatest impact is on them more than anything.

But just making sure, you know, when the runner gets on base and the hitter's walking on the plate, everybody's looking for the sign and not making anybody wait so the hitter can prepare for the bat.

Awesome.