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Guy, what's up today?

Gee, appreciate the call.

Yeah, I don't know.

D to me seems a little harsh, honestly.

I mean, this is I always think of I always think of what Sean John Schneider had said last year.

You know, it's, you know, 2024, he was the worst manager in baseball.

Then they make the playoffs and.

he's the best manager so I don't know he's probably like I would say most managers are and this is not only on John Schneider and again I did not like the way he managed the eighth inning today no question right but I would say most managers Nick are probably pretty similar right I mean I don't know how you feel about it but I'm not sure there are a lot of managers that

give their teams advantages in monster ways, right?

And then when they make the mistakes, like we would consider today, for example, they lose and they take the full umbrage, right?

They get the full blame.

I don't know.

I go back and forth on it.

I'm not sure I would be so harsh on John Schneider.

I would also say I'm not sure he was the primary reason they're going to the World Series just because that's how managers are these days, right?

Maybe that wasn't the case yesterday.

10 to 15 years ago, but I do think in modern baseball, that's not necessarily... It's not only on the manager, let's put it that way.

Even though in this particular game, it did not like the decisions.

Hashtag never bunt.

Yeah, it's a good point about the split in terms of what you see and what you don't because I do think as well, and I've said this before in years past, but if you compare the job of a manager to the job of basically any other head coach in North American sports, right?