Russ Dorsey

See, I look at it a little bit differently with this particular one because he's finally leaning into it and being playful about it as opposed to being dead serious and angry and looking bitter and holding on to resentments.

He's finally just like, yeah, I'm doing this thing with Jordan.

So I thought it was awesome.

80 is the new 60, though.

Keeps you young.

I think so.

And go ahead.

No, I was going to say, even as for the numbers, which are glaring from one half to the next.

Yeah.

Obviously, it's a projection by the Cubs that he's more of what he was in the first half and the second half.

But what do you think he is?

Is he a 30 home run guy?

Is he a 20 home run guy?

Is he an under 20 home run guy?

That's such a great question.

One other part to this, and it's not the most important part, but I can't think of too many former Cubs players who have embraced –

stardom as much as pete crowe armstrong javier baez comes to mind sammy sosa comes to mind but he is as i like to say he he's a touchable cub as in he he likes signing autographs he likes hanging out with kids he likes the the bleacher creatures like it's the peripheral part of it but he's kind of a perfect chicago cubs star from the pr standpoint every team needs that guy like the

And they don't have a lot of that even on this team right now.

I've been running right now, right?

Yes.