Matt Clement

People come to see me.

They're paying money to see me.

And I think that's where the load management gets a little bit crazy is like these late scratches.

And another topic for maybe another week is it's kind of turned into the tanking on the tanking for the draft picks to go with it.

It's you're getting load management with tanking combined.

And it's it's a it's turned into a crazy world.

The NBA has.

Hey, thanks for having me, as always.

Yeah, I mean, Paul Skeens is on another level.

So I think that, I don't know if he thinks that way.

I would be thinking exactly like you said.

Get me to this sigh of relief.

Let me get out of this first inning.

I think the bigger sigh of relief probably for him was the three-run homer, you know, to get that lead early.

And to know I'm pitching it with a lead when he didn't pitch with a ton of leads last year.

But, you know, I don't think, I feel like Paul Skeens isn't the type of guy, I guess he is human, that is worrying about getting through that first inning.

But after last time, maybe a little bit.

Well, yeah, and I think that sometimes the thing on the screen tries to tell you four-seam or two-seam or split or whatever the case may be.

And the two-seam tends to be slightly lower than the four-seam, and maybe they mix that up sometimes when they're getting the pitch call in there.

I don't think that the, I think more he'll tell you it's more location and, and, you know, he's probably graduating to be that pitcher where I'm going to save that extra little bit of juice when I need it or, and use it in certain spots, but everything's really hard.