Sho Ali

Yeah.

I was like, wow, you really changed your mind at the end there.

No, yeah.

I'm going with Valenzuela.

I will say he was very, he takes the ice bath very seriously.

Valenzuela slightly got out of the way and Vladio, no, no, stand right there.

And then he took the Gatorade bath.

Yeah, Valenzuela is a good one.

I mean, I thought maybe Ernie Clement could be a good one too.

I mean, five for five today is something that does not happen very often.

even if that fifth hit was off a position player.

But Valenzuela, or Valley, as John Schneider likes to call him, three-run bomb off of Mitch Ferris in the fifth inning that, to your point, really kind of put that punctuation mark, let's say, on that big seven-run inning.

But, you know, aside from that inning having that self-inflicted

meltdown by the Angels that pitch from Ferris to I mean a slider down and in and Valenzuela kind of I mean with like a semi golf swing essentially into the beauty tone sign out there in the by the bullpen I mean again a monster inning from the Jays no question but to see him put a swing like that on the ball is really nice to see again four home runs on the team I think Ben said Valenzuela is now what tied for third on the team and home runs with four and

First career four-hit game for Valenzuela.

Just, what, a month, as Arden said, into his Major League career.

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