Rich Hill

I think that's correct.

I think that's correct.

If my math is right.

I think my math is math.

Your math be mathin'.

Yep.

And I think that...

I don't think, I know from the experience of pitching in the division series and pitching in wild cards, that is, to me, is the hardest series to kind of get through.

Obviously, they're all very difficult, but by the end of it and you're in the World Series, you're like, we're the only two teams left.

There's nothing, you know, we have nothing to lose.

We literally have nothing to lose.

And if you go into it with that mindset and understand what that mindset is, where it just boils down to the work that you've put in and all the time and the effort that you've put in, in the gym, in the, you know, fielding ground balls, hitting batting practice, all the way back to spring training, and remember what it took to get to this point, you know,

It puts you at ease to go out there and give that effort and give that 100% effort because you've prepared.

The preparation is there.

Preparation is done.

You can go ahead and look at all the video.

You can look at all the scouting reports.

You can throw all that shit out the window because when it comes down to it and you're out there on the mound when the lights are the brightest, you have to trust what you've been given as your talent to go out there and perform at your best.

Yeah.

Well, there were relievers that started games.