Pete Fatse

Um, even if it's brief, like I, I just, I,

I think we've, we've worked to build our day around how the, to best use it, you know?

And I think our guys have really gravitated towards it, especially over the last year, year and a half early on when it's, you know, the new adopters of it, right?

Sometimes you have, there's like that phase, you have to get guys used to using it, kind of like seeing the value, how are we going to implement it within the structure of the daily basis?

But because we have it in Fort Myers in spring training, we were often running from day one.

So it's,

It's just become so much more commonplace within guys routines.

It's, it's one of those things that like, you're just kind of, it's plug and play now, you know, like, and there's still guys that, you know, that don't use it every day.

But I think the thing that we've worked with those guys on is how do we create a

the right amount of, I guess, stress within your preparation.

So to make sure like, all right, if, if you're not going to hit it today, like, what are you doing?

Is it a mixed BP round?

Is it a, you know, we're going to do something with the machine where we're making decisions, but like trying to make sure that we have those processes dialed because the other reality is we don't have it on the road.

So you get it half the, you know, half the time at home and on the road, you have to have solutions for that too.

You know, the guy that just has plagued us for the last few years, Joe Ryan.

And it's funny, too.

Who's he?

Exactly.

But his tempo down the mound, the handbrake, how late it happens.

obviously the vert like i just remember us like grinding on him down there because it's we see him in spring training we've seen him feels like twice a year and he always packs our lunch you know like this guy is he's like been our nemesis with the four seam so um but he's one that stands out um that's a good one though i mean it's like does it did it