Pete Fatse

But I think – yeah, it's the – but it's kind of – he's an example, but it's kind of the same –

you know, it's kind of the same feeling you get like with all those guys get kind of afterwards.

I mean, there's some guys that like to rep it out, but a lot of guys just kind of prefer to see the shapes.

It's like, I just got to see the breaking ball.

I got to see the fastball.

And obviously the nuances of it are, you know, you're not getting all of the context cues that you would typically get with like the hand and things like that.

You see the release, but it's,

one consistently you get the extent i mean you don't get the extension either like no no no but but at the end of the day you think about it it's like it's still the best option that you have to prepare against that guy like if you're thinking about like the things that you can do so that you feel comfortable going to the box that is probably the most it is the most realistic outside of somebody standing there throwing you a live bullpen but the other thing is it's controlled like we can control whatever pitch the sequence location um

So we can kind of set it up however we want for the training.

Yeah, she just got us sandwiches.

Yeah, absolutely.

I'm in.

Put my name down.

All right.

Hold on.

Let's go.

Pete.

All right.

I really appreciate it.

No problem.