Stephanie Everett

Yeah.

And my coach was this guy from the Dominican Republic.

Okay.

And I had been,

grown up going to a camp where the owner had a very close relationship with players in the DR and like acknowledge that like baseball development there is so incredible so I was like oh my gosh I'm gonna learn so much from this coach and just to give visibility into this too like that's a very it's really interesting they do pull a lot of players from the Dominican and

From what I understand, correct me if I'm wrong, it's a very different style of baseball.

You're learning.

It's much more scrappy.

Yes, yes.

Rich kids in D.C.

are doing these drills with a stick and a little bouncy ball.

Yeah, basically to mimic what players are playing with in the D.R.,

As they grow up, like before they get like gear.

And it's so amazing to me, like the skill development.

Astounding.

And so I'm expecting to learn so much from this guy.

And instead, he just can't get over the fact that I'm a girl.

Oh, that breaks my heart.

It's like strikeout on the bench.

Error in the field on the bench.