Rob Bradford

You know, if I want, like, a reset of something, tap in the head, like at a restaurant.

That's a great question.

We should start using that.

Yes, yes.

I've given people gold here.

But, yeah, it's early in the season, so here, I want you guys to sort of push that along.

So...

The Roman Anthony thing was the perfect example of how this thing can change everything.

Now, in spring training, what we saw was a bunch of guys doing it before the fifth inning so they could hit the golf course and get their challenges out of the way.

Now it's more strategy.

Now you better make sure that you have one of those in your bank for that moment just like that one.

Because that went from a 1-0 game to a 3-0 game just because Roman Anthony tapped his head.

And that's what makes this whole thing really, really interesting.

So, yeah, I mean, I saw it, as you said, I mean, I saw it all through spring training.

I think a lot of guys are getting used to it.

I think the bigger thing to me almost is the strike zone.

The strike zone is completely different than it was before.

Like, Izzy kind of for left has said this.

He's like, I went my entire professional career or major league career, 10 years,

and I thought I knew the strike zone.