Steve Phillips

I think he wrote a letter.

I think he wrote a letter in his daughter's language and just had her sign it.

Yeah, I don't know.

Maybe he dictated it and then she wrote it out.

I don't know which one is the right one there.

But yeah, no, they've got numbers and it's a great place to be.

But you also have to make sure you manage everybody properly.

You know, you can go with a six-man rotation.

But in April, you tend to get more off days, and you're protected a bit.

So you're pitching the seventh or eighth day.

Nobody really loves that.

And, you know, Cease, you're going to give them the ball every fifth day.

Gosman every fifth day.

But I think they've got the flexibility, and, you know,

The game's changing where teams are being creative and they're being protective.

And I get it.

Arm injuries are wear and tear injuries.

They're not really an acute where I throw the ball and all of a sudden something breaks and my arm was fine before that.

Every time you throw, you get tearing in your arm, your shoulder, your elbow, and it can ultimately break you down.

But they've got so many legitimate quality pitchers there that I think they're going to try to protect as many as possible when the season begins.