Mark Grody

Do you have thoughts on either?

Ian, now that it's over, I know you're not super superstitious, but some of the streaks that you've been on this season have just been incredible.

What you've done for your career in Pittsburgh was amazing.

And I know that a lot of ballplayers like that ballpark.

As somebody who likes baseball, I like watching baseball at the ballpark.

But how do you put into words just your comfort with playing there and what you've seen?

kind of down on it well and and we've had fun you know the broadcast has shown your brother be in the stands you know you have family members that come and watch you what is that uh how much time do you get to spend with your family does it depend on the series like is it nice having them there or at least knowing they're there in the stands too

Ian, you can't listen to the Sunday Night Baseball broadcast because, well, you're playing the game.

But what was it like having Anthony Rizzo just in the well and being nearby when it came to that game on Sunday?

Well, we wanted to play you an excerpt of what he had to say about you.

This was on Sunday Night Baseball with NBC.

He was asked from Jason Benetti about the evaluation of your play.

Okay, so what do you think about the scouting report, the analysis, and then also the assessment of both Jim Deshaies there and Anthony Rizzo?

I was curious what you thought about that line.

But, you know, it's good to have range, right?

Ian Happ, we appreciate you taking the time.

What can you tell us about Connect Roasters?

That it is.

And certain drinks just taste better in a can.

It's my fake science.