Matt Clement

It's the same nasty breaking balls and change-ups and all these.

The metrics of the pitches are nasty.

Everybody in the Meyer Leagues, they cut Meyer League teams.

Nobody's bad in the Meyer Leagues right now.

you're going to see some different consistency and, you know, consistently on the corners, consistent location, not missing near as much.

I think that's going to be, to me, and he probably saw that in spring training to an extent his first couple at-bats, but maybe when he got deeper in the game and the starter was removed, it felt more like the minor leagues.

That's the biggest difference

in my major league.

There's all, they're all my major league arms that are down there.

It's just, can they be consistent enough, repeat their delivery, throw the pitches where they want to.

And, and I think it's like, you know, he's, he's, he's going to have an adjustment curve and, and really it's all, all right place, right time.

He's, he's hot right now.

I love that they gave him the chance.

when he started out hot to bring him up.

The worst thing, like I felt so bad with the Chandler last year.

They brought him up when he was in his coldest stretch of the year.

So hard to do.

And like, let's bring him up while he's hot and maybe he doesn't get hotter than he was the first week of the season.

But at least you're giving him the chance to be successful right away, at least mentally as he comes up in this situation.

Yeah, you don't.