Tim Dillard

And he still had a decent enough year, but Brewers brought him back.

And I think that right there, kind of showing that faith in a player,

um it kind of changes you a little bit especially when you're older and you're you're now being the guy that kind of helps the younger crowd and he's proven that he's able to be that guy he's a fun clubhouse guy people were laughing they laugh about him all the time he's always doing something um and to have that kind of guy in doing well it just it's infectious so yeah i think the

DH is going to be a spot because again, if you make a mistake, he's going to hit it, but he's been hitting lefties and righties as well.

So that's, that's good.

And you earlier, and you're talking about splits right now, I think in baseball, you got to be able to do it all.

If you're a pitcher, you got to be able to get lefties and righties out.

And if you're a hitter, you got to be able to hit both because that's kind of the way the baseball is right now.

maybe, maybe it's, you know, he, he was the bench coach for a long time under Craig council.

And anytime that you're not the one in power, but you're there, you have ideas, right?

You're like, Hey, this is the way I would do it.

If I was ever in charge, right?

You guys are probably doing it right now.

You're looking at your bosses.

And one day you're like, if I had to me, I know what I'm going to do.

I'm kidding.

I'm sorry.

I got all 15 of my bosses are listening right now.

But anyway, but the idea is that you have ideas.

And so when you're the one that takes over, you have, this is the way I want it to run.