Mike Halford

Which is great.

You don't actually get one, but it's great.

It was a J-Pat and Batch both had it.

Fighting spirit, Teddy Bluger.

That was good that he... Okay, so in case you missed it yesterday, there was the big hit by Radko Gudis, and...

It was funny when you watched it play out because everything happens really quickly.

But there was the big hit and Shorty and DT are on the call and they...

you know, right away, you can hear it in their voice because they've obviously called enough games that there's a big hit and it's Radko Gudis.

And then the tailing off is like, let's see what happens next.

Right.

And, you know, good on Bluger because I'm sure he wasn't, you know, envious of having to take the role, but went over and challenged Gudis right away.

And Curtis Douglas, the team's resident enforcer actually also mentioned it with Murph and his walk-off.

And he said, well,

it was awesome that a guy like Bluger went up and did something right away.

We wanted to rally for him and we wanted, and that was the moment in the game where they were like, all right, it kind of gave them a spark.

And I mean, for a team that's got nothing to play for and isn't that good to be able to respond to something like that.

I think it really underscores and really sells just how important those moments are for a team.

Totally.

At any stage of your season, even when it's a lost season, there's something about sticking up for your guy when your guy gets taken out that is invigorating and it helps the group.

No matter what the group is or what the group might look like in the future, that stuff matters.