00:00I believe that nothing demoralizes a baseball team and a fan base like a terrible bullpen that
00:09can't be trusted. It just damages every little bit of your psyche as you play a game, manage a game
00:19and watch a game. When Carson Kelly has that phenomenal at bat and hits that double off the
00:26wall against, against Trevor McGill. And then there's men on second and third with Pete Crow
00:32Armstrong at the plate. And he doesn't drive either one of those in. It's a terrible feeling.
00:38You know, you needed more, you know, you did. And then when somebody gets on ahead of Jackson
00:44Cheerio and you're like, Oh boy, now it's just one swing of the bat. And it's Jacob Webb to begin
00:50with who's been struggling hell to batters before he threw a change up right by somebody. And Jim
00:58Deshaies said, Paul, it's hard to get away with a change up right there in the middle of the zone.
01:02But Jacob did. And I'm like, Oh, don't do that again. And he did it again. And the change up
01:07was a problem and it got hit hard. I mean, it's change up. It's just sitting up there. It's 87
01:13right down the pipe. What do you think of this? And he was apologetic and all of it, but just
01:17like
01:18knowing that you don't have the guy or in modern MLB, what you need three of the guys, at least
01:26two, probably three of just flat out killers. Knowing you don't have those guys means you
01:32don't believe in yourself as an organization, as a team, and as a fan, you just don't believe
01:37in yourself.
