Pete Fatse

Yeah.

Thanks, Bramfo.

Yeah, I mean, obviously I'd like to still be playing right now, but –

You know, the first week just kind of getting to decompress a little bit.

Think about the year.

You know, the things we were able to accomplish, you know, ultimately where we want to go in the future.

And it's just been nice to kind of slow down, get to be dad to go to the hockey rink, you know, go watch my daughter do dance.

And it's nice to slow down a little bit.

Yeah.

I mean, I watch a little bit.

Uh, the reality is a lot of, a lot of the time, especially when these games are going on, I'm usually bringing my son or daughter somewhere.

Um, so a lot of it is me just checking my phone or going back and watching the MLB app.

The games that I've been able to sit down and watch at night, I've tried to, but to be honest, this last week I've just spent most of my time with my kids.

Yeah.

Well, I mean, yeah, it's wild.

You don't realize how tired you are until –

you have a minute to just kind of collect yourself and it feels like your mind, your body, like your entire nervous system just shuts down for a few days.

You know, it's like, you just, you don't realize that how, I mean, the season is so long.

It's so grueling, you know, add the kind of the pressures of playing in October and, you know, pushing for a division through September and,

Um, kind of just navigating that you don't realize how exhausted you are because you just keep putting your head down and go.