Ron Coomer

And they don't hit it.

I'm not 100% sure, David, but I think it's important.

When you're the guy that puts the group together, and now it's the baseball operations guy, years ago was the general manager.

When you're that guy and your team is – it's always easy to be around when your team is winning and you're in a 10-game winning streak.

I think it's more important to be supportive of the guys when they're struggling a little bit and know that you've got their back.

And I think, you know, it shows that, you know, obviously nobody was happy about the losing streak, but Jed showing up, I think it's good to show support.

I think it's good to, you know, be a one and all in.

I think it's probably good to have conversations about what's going on with the manager and the coaching staff, you know, and, and,

The changes need to be made.

So I just think it's good when you're around if things are going bad.

And he is.

He always is.

So that's one of those things that I think is a good thing, and he definitely does that.

That's for sure.

Yeah, you know, it's a good question.

I thought about that last night when we were on the plane.

I'm like, well, St.

Louis just got swept by Milwaukee.

The Cubs were on a 10-game losing streak and got swept twice at home and then lost the first two on the road and then all of a sudden play like they did a month ago.

This is the last two games of that Pittsburgh series.