Scott Boras

just the question was about postseason success and also if he is going to be playing with Venezuela in the WBC.

I think what my postseason, what is,

The reason for my postseason success is just going out there and having fun and enjoying my time out on the mound.

And I think that's led to a lot of positive results.

As far as the WBC, I would love to.

I would really love to play for Venezuela, but no updates there right now.

I guess for Ranger Craig, in this day and age, it's like velocity, velocity, velocity.

Why do you think, Ranger, you've been able to thrive without that 100-mile-an-hour philosophy?

And Craig, along those same lines, what drew you to him despite the big radar ratings?

Yeah, I think, you know, if you have really good command of your pitches and are able to mix them well, you don't really need 100.

And that's kind of what I do.

Yeah, in my case, that's what's given me the most success.

Again, for Craig, you always say there's no such thing as too much starting pitching.

Do you feel like now you're close to having enough?

Yeah, it was actually pretty easy.

Whenever I would train, it was with the mindset of a starting pitcher.

Everything that I would do leading up to games would be in that way.

And when they asked me if I wanted to be a starter, I said it was an easy yes because it's something that I have always seen myself as.

I haven't spoken to Carlos Narvaez yet, we haven't met, but we have played the Red Sox when I was with the Phillies before and got to see him from afar and was really impressed with how he handles the starters in particular.

You know, Crochet, Bello, how he handles those guys.