Rich Hill

has had significant time in the big leagues to a point where they do not feel that the moment or that position that they're put in is bigger than what they're prepared for.

They're going to be able to go out there and give you better than a bullpen game.

It felt like the Cubs tonight.

That's how they kind of felt.

Yeah, that's a good one.

I mean, the Cubs, you could tell from after the second inning, it was like, I don't know.

They have such an advantage playing at home and at Wrigley because the fans are amazing.

They're great fans.

But it just didn't seem like they brought that punch 45 minutes north to American family.

What do they call it?

I don't know.

Yeah, and then he tried to throw it.

Well, what about Swanson's error in the third?

That was another one.

That was a casual throw to first where you leave it four feet over the first baseman's head, and thankfully, obviously, they get out of that inning, I think, a double play or whatever, but...

You know, that could have led to a run.

All these things, though, this is what we've said before, is that every single little detail matters.

Every detail matters in the postseason.

Backing up home plate, making sure that you throw to the right base, knowing how many outs there are.

Little league shit.