Russ Dorsey

Yeah.

Shout out to the oatmeal eaters out there.

Shout out to oatmeal.

Where's all my oatmeal people?

We had Italian beef talk, too.

Yeah.

I think that's, that's the one you could say, okay, that makes a lot of sense based off of, you know, what he was able to do last year, probably how stretched out he is right now.

Um,

Yeah, that makes sense.

I think the thing when it comes to the Cubs that I'm curious to find out is with the Tyler Austin injury, like that was a guy that was supposed to come over, hit against left-handed pitching and be that force off the bench for you.

And with him not in there, does this...

Allow Matt Shaw to play a bigger role than maybe he would have played had Austin not gotten hurt.

And so I think you saw the lineup with, you know, Matt Shaw playing a little bit of first base yesterday and like him getting work there and increasing his versatility is only going to help him and help the Cubs because look.

If you have a guy that can play a million positions, it's really valuable.

So I think for Matt Shaw, him being able to be versatile defensively, but also be able to be a guy that's strong against left-handed pitching, that's how you find ways to get guys in the lineup, right?

What can you do?

You're a right-handed hitter, and you can bang against left-handed pitching, there's going to be a spot for you on the roster.

Right.

He's going to get his opportunities, too.

Everything we've seen is that they are going to give him opportunities, too.