Rob Bradford

Comes to the set, looking in.

Wilson Contreras looking very strong in his stance, taking a fastball on the inside corner.

That's the pop of the mitt.

That's the pop of the minute.

I still say there's no better sound than the pop of the minute over the crack of the bat.

And Wilson Contreras, his stance is pretty upright, but you should also note, second in the National League in hit-by-pitches last year, and another great eye by Wilson Contreras taking it high and inside.

So they've got a few guys that get hit by pitches.

Doesn't Durbin get hit by a lot of pitches too?

Durbin, Gordo, Gordo, let me just tell you something.

The Red Sox have acquired the one and two players in the National League and hit by pitches last year.

Oh, wow, you're right.

Durbin led.

Caleb Durbin and, ooh, swing and a miss.

Wait, how is this possible?

He got hit by 24 pitches last year in 136 games?

And let's just say that I will be doing an extensive story on it because I've talked to both of them, and they love talking about it, and I love talking to them about it.

There's nothing like some good hit-by-pitches talk.

He's also, I mean, Caleb, how tall is Durbin?

5'7"?

Yes.