A
I kind of think it was necessary, I mean, I, i-, i-, I don't, I'm not a, a big, um, pure power hitter anyway. I mean, I don't like these guys that get up there and swing for the downs every time. I mean, uh, I think that, uh, that a player ought to hit a home run if he's got the pitch to do it, but when you get two strikes on you, you have a tend-, you know, you should, you know, shorten your swing a little bit, you know, if it's a perfect shot, go for it, but I mean, you know, the strike outs were a big problem for him, and, uh, plus supposedly what I heard, he was not much of a team player anyway, so.
B
Well it, it's an interesting concept, though, when you look at, uh, of, of how baseball, how apparently, I was reading in the paper tonight that the Detroit Tigers are going to sign him. And, uh, and the point of, of, I guess, I don't understand the, the strategy of how baseball works, but it seems that, you know, they can sign him tomorrow,
A
Uh-huh.
B
and he could go in the team the next day, and, and, and they put him in the lineup and he hits a home run and all of a sudden he becomes a hero.
A
Yeah, well that's true.
B
And, and all he has to do is hit the ball, I mean, you're not, a-, and all he has to do is one, you know, hit it once. It doesn't, he can, he can stri, he can swing a couple times, MUMBLEx if he fouls it up he can swing as much as he can.