Sho Alli

I mean,

Look, top of the fourth inning, Vladdy gets the single.

He does come around to score.

Eventually, he, to your point, has the insurance run come home, which ultimately did not help, but still was certainly you felt good about it at the time.

So I think from a Blue Jays perspective, you could have gone a number of ways in this one.

I mean, you could have gotten given it to Kazuma Okamoto perhaps as well.

He had a pair or started at least a pair of

pretty double plays.

So yeah, I mean, there are, there are probably a number of candidates to go.

Yeah.

I mean, if you, I think if you had to pick an Oreo on this one, it does feel like for, for me, it probably would have simply been Brandon young.

I mean, six and two thirds, two earned runs, seven strikeouts, seven hits allowed.

I mean, a quality start when you desperately needed it.

If you're the Oreos and to your point, I mean, they don't get a lot of luck going their way.

And then it just all came down on an avalanche in the bottom of the ninth inning.

But, but yeah, I think Vladdy is a worthy, worthy pick for, uh,

player of the game.

All right, let's talk about that ninth inning.

So like I said, we went over very briefly what went down.

I do think so.