Scott Braun

It's Jake from State Farm.

Sounds like a really good deal.

It's Jake from State Farm.

Uh...

I think sometimes just a day where you're not in the lineup and you can go in the cage and work and not prepare for a game that day, but prepare to kind of make things better here is helpful and puts you at ease.

How do you decide the timing of those?

You're usually pretty good about it.

It's also early, there's a righty, and you can choose a different, I don't know, I'm just asking like how.

And I'm telling you, he's old for 30.

Simple as that.

I mean, that's a, it's just a, it's, you can, you can see there's a lot of line drives in there, but it's, that's, that's, you get to a place of playing every day for a week and not, not producing and not, not having any results and it wears on you.

just it wears on you mentally as much as anything this swing has been kind of low maintenance he's been so consistent with it i mean is there anything you're seeing within his at bats or anything that stands out or i mean nothing stands out i mean i think you got you get into like some i think what i've seen is that when you go into their bats and you they feel mechanical that's when you need a break you know what i mean and that's what

Everybody's got their own mechanics, but when you get into the box, you kind of get rid of them.

And when they become the central thought of your at-bats, then that's when kind of the trouble happens.

This is a good Monday programming note for everyone listening as well.

Pre-game on the score for Cubs and Phillies is 5-0-5, so nice and early for you for your Cubs baseball day.

And then we all saw Doug Flutie.

Well, Marshall, you missed Doug Flutie.

Save big money at Menards.

And this ball game is over.