Ross Atkins

It's really the fact that you're just throwing it for a strike so consistently.

And, you know, the fact that he has three other weapons that you really can't sit on anything.

And that just adds another layer to it.

How often he's in the zone just makes it a little bit more difficult to ever sit dead red.

And he is a man who's about as good as it gets.

Yeah, those guys are really hard to acquire, but sure.

And, you know, it's interesting.

We always get asked how much we worry about whether it's performance or workload, whatever it may be, win-loss records.

And there's always a sliding scale.

And we turn that worry into things that we can control and just work on the things that we can do to help people.

Louie be in the best possible position and monitoring his uses is part of that.

Part of being a winning team is you're going to absolutely use your best arms when our medical staff and the pitching staff and the player are telling us they're available.

We monitor it with

workloads that we use context throughout the industry and understand that we're not just using our own information as well to make sure we're keeping guys safe.

And I think Schneid and Pete have that at the forefront every single time.

And if you have any ideas for us on how to go get another Louis 2.0, fire away.

Yeah.

I mean, I mean a couple of things there.

One is it's, you know, it's not, well, adding position players isn't often as clean as it is as adding starting pitching.

If you know, there are, it's,