Marshall Harris

And so that part is unsustainable.

Here's the biggest difference between last year and this year for me.

it's simply him and as you said the plate discipline and the chase rate but specifically against left-handed pitching because last year this man hit 188 that's sub 200 against left-handed pitching now his splits are nearly identical when it comes to batting average he actually has a higher on base percentage against lefties than he does against righties and if you're going to have an over 800 ops against lefties as pete crowe armstrong

Kyle Schwarber.

Kyle Schwarber used to not be able to hit lefties.

Now he's much better against lefties than he is against righties.

Yep.

I hope that...

Craig Council has learned his lesson through the eyes of Michael Bush, because if you look at what he's doing against lefties this season, now that he's been allowed to play, he's doing the job.

He's hitting .244 against lefties, .249 against righties, and he's got slightly less power, but the on-base percentage is within six points of each other.

Russ, it's very simple to me.

I'm sorry.

I understand that Shota Imanaga was originally going to pitch the opener of that series, and then he was going to pitch the second game, and now he's not pitching at all in the series because they could have had him pitch tonight, but they're going to have him pitch Wednesday.

It looks to me like they don't want to see Shota Imanaga have to face the Brewers.

Is a bullpen game a better matchup, though?

Maybe.

It's literally giving me flashbacks to the playoffs.

Yeah.

That game at Wrigley with all the home runs.

You're at the point now where it's like, where is the value?