Trey Yesavage

Just trained there and lived with two other guys that play baseball now.

And yeah, it was awesome spending time there.

I talked to guys who have made it from the draft last year, and it's sort of like, okay, when you get drafted, you want to be a major leaguer.

Some guys have a timetable, some guys don't.

What was your mentality in, don't just say one day at a time?

I mean, I'm not going to hold against it either way, but if you say, hey, listen,

I went through college.

I've played against some of these guys.

I think if I do the right things in a year, I can be there.

Would that be accurate?

If I had to say, I would have guessed probably two years or a year and a half, maybe like middle of the season next year.

But this year, I was fully expecting to make it to AA and then potentially AAA, but I never guessed that I'd be here right now.

And was it, just to come back to what we talked about, was it because of that you just were able to embrace the evolution of you?

You know, like different pitches and everything, and it just sort of clicked?

Yeah, I mean, I found success at every level by making micro-adjustments to my game at every stop, so...

they really excelled me through all the affiliates.

I love that micro-adjustments.

You don't have to have big adjustments, right?

When did you learn that?

Because sometimes you think, oh, I've got to be a major leaguer, I've got to throw 110 miles an hour, and I've got to have an enormous 3,500 spin rate, 12-6 curve.