Rob Bradford

You know what's funny is they even tried to – because I think I showed up to college like 5'11", 170.

I've since put on like 35 pounds.

But I ended college at 190, not to get into the whole specifics.

But there was a time where they would go through and they would heighten weight everybody, but they would kind of tweak it.

So they would make some guys a little bit shorter and, like, way more so they looked bigger.

So, like, I might be listed, like, 5'10", 180, even though I was taller and skinnier.

Yeah, it's a whole weird thing.

So it's kind of the same thing.

They're like, 5'7"?

No, no, no, no, no.

We can't, with a straight face, put you down as 5'7", even though you're 5'6".

And now you're 5'8", all of a sudden, on, you know, a baseball reference or a college website.

How does he play third base, Rob?

We all played high school baseball.

The littlest guy on the team always played second.

Never played third.

A couple reasons.

I'm all ears.

All right, somebody hits a screamer by third base, right?

You're guarding the bag on the line.