Shai Davidi

And I think it was true for a lot of us, especially from the 15 team.

There was a lot of me that was rooting against teams post us.

Because, you know, there's this kind of just like, you know, we felt bad that we didn't finish it.

But it almost, and I said this when I was sitting with Gurley and

at the World Series game six and seven.

I talked to Bats and a bunch of other guys about this.

It just kind of felt like they were trying to close the chapter that we left open.

And I mean, what a wonderful experience.

What a wonderful time for the city.

Like the place was buzzing.

You know, the fact that they lost game seven, it almost doesn't matter.

The only thing you didn't get to have was a parade.

It was so special.

It was beautiful, wonderful, wonderful baseball.

It captured the world's attention.

You know, it stinks to not get the hoist the trophy.

But, I mean, man, what a wonderful thing they did for the game and certainly how they piqued a lot of our interest who came before them.

Yeah, I mean, it's super cool to to look back and have memories.

Right.

And the fact that those guys did what they did, I think, made it easier for us to all feel like we're still a part of it.