Mark Grote

Yeah, exactly.

Don't do the eye test because that's now.

It's the perfect R&B video scene where the raindrops are just rolling down the window and it's gray and misty in the background.

But no, if Radar Marshall says that it's going to be out of here, I trust his judgment.

They are.

And that's what we talked about.

We'll call it seven weeks ago when these injuries first started to pop up of like, hey, yeah, Colin Ray is a nice stopgap in between.

Javier Assad is a nice stopgap in between.

But if that's who you want in your rotation, they would have started the season in your rotation.

And so when you start to move guys out of their roles for an extended period of time, you have guys can get overexposed.

Right.

That's a term that I use a lot with you guys.

Like that was something and still something I'm afraid of that can happen when guys start to reach that that tier of innings that they haven't pitched that in a while.

I want to go back to PCA.

You brought him up, touched on him a little bit, because last night I heard the broadcasters last night.

I guess it was Alex Cohen was doing the play-by-play with Jim Deshaies, and both sort of agreed, wholly agreed, that this is the best baseball that PCA, Pete Crow Armstrong, has played in a Cubs uniform ever.

And that obviously would include what he was doing in the first half of the season last year.

Do you agree with that notion?

Are we right now seeing, after the bad start he had, the best version of Pete Carr Armstrong yet?

I think so.