Scott Merkin

And then, you know, on a chance, they could be really good tearing things down a little bit.

I think they could make some moves.

I don't know if they're going to be gigantic moves, you know, wholesale moves across the board.

Yeah, it's a great point.

I mean, they are making additions without giving anyone up, right?

Aside from moving whoever has to be moved off the roster.

But real quickly, David Stanley, he's going to have a great story for his kids someday, right?

That first pitch of my career got overturned by the ABS system in its first year of existence.

The next pitch was hit by Byron Buxton, 417 feet for his 24th.

career home run against the Sox, then not another hitter got on base against me the rest of the time I was on the mound.

You don't see that ever, let alone every day.

But, yeah, I think, you know, Braden Montgomery's on the way.

Jacob Gonzalez, who's a first-round pick, is having a great season for Charlotte.

He's in the mix.

Hagan Smith's in the mix.

You know, Tanner McDougal, when he gets healthy, is someone who can help them.

So that's the best way possible, and that's what Chris was targeting and the front office was targeting.

was knowing you've got to make moves.

There's no way you win purely – or you rarely win purely on a rebuild.

But the best moves are the ones that come from within, and you don't have to give anyone up to get them to the majors, and they contribute what they can do and fit in that whole piece.