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.
A
Right.
B
It's an interesting, uh, an interesting concept of, of how they do it. But I agree with you I think that, I think that's part of what, uh, baseball needs more of. I, uh, I, I guess what bothers me is, is that when you go, um, you wait and wait and wait and finally a guy gets up there and blasts a home run and that's all the game is. I'd rather see the ball hit around and have the people,
A
Yeah, well there's, there's another point to that too. They said the, that um, that he was horrible at, uh, at batting with, with men on base. Now having somebody get up and hit a solo home run does you, you know, gives you run, obviously.