Tyler Phillips

I have a lot of passion for them.

That doesn't really go well.

You ended up pitching a little bit more tense.

I was walking the house in my games.

It just wasn't great until I figured it out towards the end.

I

on the beginning spectrum of like what I became out of the bullpen and in Miami, I was pitching with that little bit of like a little anger, a little FU.

And I went out and like threw four or five really good outings in a row, but I just don't think it was enough to solidify a spot for myself in Philly, especially being a starter.

They don't know if I'd be able to compete as a reliever having not done it before.

I don't know.

I don't think I would.

I think I would have had to have been on the team on the 26th, man, this year.

Yeah, I mean, there's...

gosh it could it's probably a lot of different emotions um one i want to say like for kirkering standpoint like i i love that kid i mean he's he was showing me a lot of the ropes like when i was in philly uh and that's kind of crazy to say because he had spent like one year in the minor leagues and he was already being the one that was showing me what to do um and you know he's he's unbelievably talented and i think he knows that i think the entire fan base in baseball knows that um

you get a situation like that.

I mean, nobody like your casual fan doesn't know what it's like.

It's, it's scary.

Like sometimes you just get a comeback or in a regular game, let alone the NLDS, you know, against the Dodgers.

Please don't do that, buddy.

I'm making a mess.