Russell Dorsey

Schwarber, too.

We saw the bad Adam Dunn here.

Walloper.

He really did make a ballpark look small.

Yes.

Just with his stature, you felt like he was going to hit the ball.

Which is crazy to think.

Always been Schwarber.

It's always, like, we go through these guys because if we did this exercise while it was in progress, we'd be like, Chris Bryant, he's going to walk into the Hall.

Javier Baez, with how spectacular this guy is.

Absolutely, he's going to be.

Anthony Rizzo, maybe even at one point.

It's always been Schwarber.

All along, throughout that whole process, all the prospects, it's Schwarber has been the constant.

And I will say, when they did non-tender him, I was okay with it because he was having a bad time of it.

He was not getting the contact that he usually had.

It felt like it was time to move on, but boy, was that wrong in so many different ways.

It's amazing.

I think, all right, ready?

The answer to the question, and I know that we wonderfully took it in a slightly different direction.