Seren Petro

a general manager, or you're an owner to where you say, okay, well, maybe we're going to make a change?

Kyle, what are your warning signs?

Well, I mean, we can talk about it right now because I've heard the conversation, and it's already begun.

I mean, first of all, I think there's a lot of –

There's a lot of people that are rooting for their predictions.

There's a lot of people that were talking about why did it take so long for Jack Caglione to get called up, to watch him utterly fail last year, and to have egg on your face if you're like, I had people texting me, when he first got called up, they wasted two weeks of his production in Omaha.

And like, clearly not, because there was no production.

And so I'm curious how all the 100-plus at-bats that he had last year and the fact that he went, what, a month almost?

I mean, 22 games, 20 games without a home run?

And how everyone's decided now that this is criminal if he doesn't play every day.

What are you looking at?

I mean, like, if anything, why aren't you looking at it and saying, man, they nailed it with this guy.

They propped up his batting average and on base early by protecting him.

And now the power is starting to come around.

Boy, they really seem to have a feel for Jack Caglione.

Because I'll be honest with you.

Like, he was better this year than last year, but he still had no pop.

And now the pop is coming around.

Like...

And I will continue to reiterate, there's more to it in the modern analytic world than just left-handed and right-handed.