Mark Feinsand

And they won the World Series.

So things can turn around.

But, you know, like Yogi used to say, it's getting late early here.

So I think, you know, there are certainly—I don't like to make big judgments off the early parts, but I was talking to the executives last week for a story, and they said—

You can see pockets of play during the first 20, 30 games that tell you what your problems are.

Some of the things that are not working, you say, all right, the back of the baseball card, they'll all even out.

A guy who's hitting 150, who's a career 280 hitter, isn't going to hit 150 for the whole year.

as long as he's healthy, you know, in all likelihood, right?

So you're not going to worry about that.

But there certainly are, you know, issues that are going to have to be dealt with with some of these teams.

I mean, the Phillies are waiting to get Zach Wheeler back.

And in the meantime, you know, Paisley Lozardo has an 80 ERA and Tom Walker has a 90 ERA.

And that's not really helpful when you're trying to win baseball games.

When you're throwing them out two out of every five days, the blue Jays at eight and 13 surprising.

Now yesterday, it seems like maybe they finally woke up.

They started the game with eight straight men reaching base and just, just put the hurt on.

And you know, they've been, they're the one team that I wouldn't,

say he has anything to worry about except getting healthy.

I mean, they're without George Springer, they're without Addison Barger, they're without Alejandro Kirk.

You know, Cody Ponce was brought in to help with the rotation depth, already done for the year after one start, two innings.