Mike Vasil

And then it became the Batman.

Yeah.

Yes, extremely, yeah.

Yeah, 100%.

And like...

There's another part to being out there and competing.

When guys say they're out there and they black out and they don't really remember much, that is the truth.

There have been moments where I went out there and I had an outing and it went really well and I don't really remember much from it because you get into this state of...

like zen almost with like extremely high energy and and you just go and like it's like your your reflexes kind of take over and like that's what i call kind of like my batman mode like it just you just go to a different place so well you had that batman mode against the yankees when you closed out that game right yes yes that was full full-blown batman yeah

Yeah.

Yeah.

100%.

100%.

Yeah.

Well, I think for – to start, for any pitcher, like we all want to throw hard.

Like it's pretty – you give yourself more room for error.

No hitter wants to face an electric fastball, but –

I think in today's day and age of baseball now, velo is more viewed as something to just like kind of get on the map.

You know, like the days of guys I feel like that are like low 90s and can really pitch.

It might take them a little bit longer to get on the map or get noticed compared to, you know, some of these guys now at high school or in college just light up the radar gun.