Rob Ratner

I think it's just something about when the game is on the line, you just have to go to a certain place.

I love that.

Knowing that I can have the ball in my hands when it

I will legitimately win the game for my team.

It's like the best feeling ever.

What was your walk in music?

It was, so Sean Burke and I, it was a song called Music Sounds Better With You, but I just like, it wasn't like a closer song per se, but Sean Burke and I had picked the same song, so I think they gave me like a remix version.

But honestly, a lot of the time coming out of the pen, like there could be

ads going on there could be some you know it's it's you know like yeah like they could be doing something on the scoreboard like we're kind of just like you're coming in it's not like the same especially because sometimes like you come in with a clean inning they're doing something in between innings it really depends you know what they're gonna do they're gonna have

Yeah.

So I remember warming up and Sosa hit that home run to center.

And they called and they were like, all right, Boozer, Scott, Grisham, regardless, you're going to have the next three guys.

And I looked and I'm like, I know what the lineup is, but just to like remind myself.

So I look and I'm like, all right, Goldschmidt, Bellinger, or Goldschmidt, Judge, Bellinger.

And I was like, all right.

So I looked at Wise.

I'm like, let's go.

So I looked at Wise, our bullpen coach, and he's like – he kind of was like, do you even need a scout?

Because there's not like – in those moments, it's like I don't really want a ton of information going into it.

Like we played them now.