Marshall Harris

I tell you that.

I'm good on that.

Toe stay in.

But you told me you were going to send me that link personally.

Did I not send it?

You didn't send it.

That's okay.

Yeah, because he could just take the place of the original Ben Brown.

But the scary part about that was the very end of what he said.

He said, the hope of the potential of return.

Yeah.

That's how you got it.

Right.

Bottom line is don't expect Justin Steele to walk out that tunnel this season.

And that puts the Cubs in a very precarious situation because pitching is not something they have a whole lot of, whether it's at the major league level, as far as quality goes, or even at the minor league level, as far as quality or quantity goes.

No, I think the number one thing that I point to when you're talking about what is sustainable and what is crazy, because obviously, as a hitter, when you look at what Pete Cromstrong's done just in the month of June, per se, right, you're not going to have a 489 bub-bip.

Like a 49 average on balls and plays.

Like half the time.

If you make contact, half the time.

But when you're playing well, things go your way.