Trey Yesavage

I just try to keep moving around, but mentally I'm thrilled because, I mean, if they're not scoring runs, we're kind of in trouble there.

But the offense put up, when I finished, 12 runs, and that exceeded my expectations drastically, and I was able to go out there and pitch freely.

Fourth run back.

It is a dream come true.

And I'm sure tonight when I'm laying in bed in New York that it'll really hit me.

You know, my dad, it's his signature move.

He's been doing it for years when I was in college.

Would run around our basement when they're watching the game on TV, high-fiving everyone.

But, yeah, I mean, I'm sure it'll sink in later tonight.

I'll throw behind you.

I feel like for the most part, I've always had that.

I would say in college is when I really learned that.

Just talking about the mental game and not getting too high but not getting too low.

If something goes bad, just brush it off.

But if something goes really good, still be able to brush it off and move on to the next pitch.

Yeah, every stop of the way I learned something new because it was a new group of coaches, support staff, and teammates.

So just making friends, learning stuff, talking to coaches, pitching coaches, nutritionists, whatever it is.

I've learned something new at every single level.

I'm in front of your laptop.

Really special.