Pete Fatse

That's actually, that's actually a good point because like you think about, you know, in the dugouts, right?

Like every team has to have access to like the exact same amenities within the dugout because per major league rules, right?

Like I think it's like down to the heating system or whatever, right?

Like there's just, you have to have, there has to be content like synergy there because it's like, you can't have the on-field competitive advantage.

But like, I wonder if Traject ultimately makes its way into like every batting cage.

Where it just becomes like a, you know, we have, I mean, it's a huge expense, right?

So I doubt, I don't think it's going to happen, but it's interesting to think a few years ago, I remember when MLB came up with cage policies.

And it was like, you have to have this certain screen.

You have to have a big hack, a mini hack, obviously like 10 or whatever, 10 dozen new baseballs.

Like there's like a...

There's like there's like a minimum requirement for every visiting cage.

And I always wonder, like with the advancement of technology, when's that going to change?

You know, like because it is a huge advantage to have it.

Obviously, you can't expect every team to necessarily have a home and away traject.

Yeah, exactly.

But I wonder at some point, like, when does it all become commonplace?

Because even when I first started this job with the Red Sox, which was, you know, six seasons ago, like getting this getting a big hack in every cage sometimes was a challenge, you know, like just making sure we had the right hack attack.

And now it's all mandated.

So

So anyway, it's more, and it's the comfortability piece to like, you know, just guys getting a chance to get a look.