Mike Vasil

Every time they're going to go out there and take them out.

Nobody's going to try something new or do stuff, but everyone's going to try and get better every day.

But every guy has their plans, so I feel comfortable and confident in my plan and what I'm going to go out there and do is going to be pretty consistent from year to year in terms of the baseline stuff.

Some stuff might change to make my overall arsenal or

pitching better, but it's not going to be some drastic, massive change, at least as of right now that I see it.

Yeah, I think, you know, one of the first things that I really liked coming in was that

They kind of just let me go out there and just pitch at first.

It was a very unique situation.

So coming in basically on opening day without a spring training is different.

But I think what they did really well is once they –

kind of pointed out my strengths, which kind of followed along with what I knew were my strengths as well.

Like we really rode those the rest of the year, like my sinker or my sweeper or whatever it was.

And in terms of like getting scouting reports and the way I would pitch,

it was really cool to kind of be on the same page as a staff and coaches and everything.

And I think, you know, whenever I needed help, there were certain times throughout the year where, you know, a pitch isn't doing what it's supposed to do or, you know, the grip just feels off.

Like I had resources to go in and look at it and look at the video and kind of figure it out.

And like to be able to go into the field knowing that there's ways to make –

make yourself kind of get back on track or even get better is like a huge feeling.

You know, you never really feel loss.

I remember a certain outing, I think it was against Sacramento at home, and my sinker was like cutting and doing all this stuff.