Meg Rowley

And then I think in terms of the app, it's just how do you take such a data-dense site like Fangraphs

so many tables, right?

Not only on the player pages, but in our articles, and convert that into something that's actually readable and useful on mobile.

And I think that's been a really fun and exciting challenge for Sean.

It's part of why it took a while to get the board on the app.

But I think we're in a really good place with it.

And, you know, between the stuff that is, like, really battle-tested and ready, and then the proving grounds that is the Fangraphs Lab,

I think we're in a really cool spot, and I really appreciate that one of the things that they have focused on is being able to give feedback directly to the dev team, whether it's through the app or in the Fangraphs lab, so that if something isn't working the way that you would expect it to, or if there's a feature that you're really keen to see that we don't yet have,

Being able to get that feedback from our readers is really valuable because we want the site to be something that they want to use.

And part of that is making sure that they have the data and tools that are most useful to them, whether they're a fantasy player, they're trying to learn about prospects, they're trying to keep up on Louis Varland and how he's doing this.

Or again, they're just trying to settle a debate at a bar.

Thanks for having me.