Shi Davidi

Uh, I'm not sure.

That'd be a sort of eye of the beholder there.

Okay.

It's your standard weird question off the hop.

No, not quite yet, because I think the hurdle, at least the last time I spoke to somebody about this, was he just has to have a full batting practice.

And he started catching, which is obviously important, and he's gone through throwing and things of that nature.

But again, last I heard, he hadn't progressed to sort of full batting practice and obviously facing live pitchers.

And so he gets to that point and has comfort.

That seemed to be the remaining hurdle to jump there.

And that seemed to have been getting closer.

And then once he's able to do that, then he can get into some rehab games and it gets to a point of, okay, are your legs comfortable?

Are you comfortable throwing?

And obviously at the plate, are you sailing right?

think part of it is getting alejandro kirk back and addison barger and nathan lucas i think that just makes the lineup deeper and more formidable and it allows the roles in the lineup to play more to the way that they envisioned but part of it is just you know little things that

get away from them where, you know, last year they were super tight and that these types of things wouldn't have happened.

And they're, they're the difference a little bit where there it's, you know, a ball that's not blocked or a base that's not taken or something along those lines.

The blue Jays were very tight in all those areas of the game.

They were a word I used a lot last year was stingy to describe them.

in terms of what was uh what was presented to the opponents and they've been not quite as stingy so is some of that circuit some of that is surely circumstantial uh but you know that's i think part of that's getting there and then ultimately look once

Once George Springer and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.