Rahimi

That's nobody's fault, necessarily.

It's sometimes how the body works.

I'm glad you said again, because we all have shades of waiting for Justin Steele, which we are all still doing together as a society.

So Jed Hoyer updated the timeline for Justin Steele.

He was asked about it, and he was also asked about Jackson Wiggins appropriately.

Okay, so we didn't get a month.

We didn't get a day.

We didn't get a number.

We did not get a time, date, place.

You know, as we like to say when you book a date, none of those things occurred there.

Just open-ended stuff over here.

I think there's a couple things here.

Number one, the Cubs forever, starting pitching-wise, had guys who threw 90.

They knew how to identify effective throwers of the lower velocity.

I think there's a bit of an eye test.

When it comes to seeing starting pitchers who you know are max-efforting every single pitch, when we think of the term downhill thrower, there are guys who do throw a more effortless delivery at a higher velocity than others.

That's sometimes hard to gauge, but I think that is part of their job.

The other piece of this, too, is the Dodgers will rest guys.

The biggest question you have about the Dodgers starting pitching, for example, is Yoshinobu Yamamoto going to throw enough innings to...

to qualify for the Cy Young.