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And I think people will probably say, well, a lot of it does because it's, it's, we've seen it for a lot of the season, but I do think that, you know, I think tipping your cap is a loaded phrase in this, in these parts, but I don't know.

I, at some point, I, at some point I think you do got to give some credit to the opposing pitcher, right?

I mean, Dave from Ottawa asking why the Jays struggled so much against Schlittler.

I mean,

you know, four seamers up, cutters up, some sinkers down for the most part, but the raw stuff is so dominant.

If you're a batter, right, the tunneling on all those pitches that also have ridiculous velo and movement, if you're a batter, you're basically seeing a pitch come out of his hand, and he's also a giant human being, right?

So you're probably not even really seeing that pitch until it's too late, effectively, and the ball just looks like it teleports to the plate, effectively, but you know, the...

For most of a pitch's journey from his hand,

Four-seamers riding up, the cutter is riding in, the sinker is dropping.

After 50% of the way, it all looks the same, right?

So if you're a batter, you're essentially guessing.

I actually do think, in that sense, given that the Jays put up eight hits and two runs and then he didn't end up walking two, I actually do think, all things considered, that is a pretty good result for the Blue Jays' offense against Cam Schlittler.

I actually think it's maybe slightly less excusable for...

top of the order to not give tons of production against.

And again, Jake bird has been good this year, but against, you know, Jake bird, for example, also, by the way, what was the guy who came, who was the guy who came in at the end there?

Yovani Cruz.

God, I think he's going to be a problem, right?

I think, I think we're going to be discussing Yovani Cruz when we come to blue Jays, Yankees game for quite some time.

But yeah, I don't know.

I, again,