And I know that we wanted to kill the defense as much possible,

Coonier with a little laxadaisical play at second base.

But he did make some other good plays, too.

And like, so you have to look at the other side too.

Like maybe he did save a couple hits that one player that kind of got like a blind hop.

Yeah.

And he came up with both hands.

It's pretty solid.

The scoops from all the way around the diamond with,

uh, up with both hands. It was pretty solid. The scoops from all the way around the diamond with Viantos to Acuna to Alonzo.

So, I mean, overall, it was not a perfect day, but there was some really good plays by the defense as well to help.

Yeah, I want to say this about Luis Anhele O'Cunia.

I think he saved his day with that at bat in the ninth inning because look, I'm not going

going 0 for three against Framber Valdez. I mean, no one on this team really did much against

Framber Valdez. So it's not necessarily about the offense, clearly. That error was a bad error.

We already talked about it. It was a terrible, terrible throw. You're right. He made a couple of

other decent defensive plays. But that at bat in the ninth inning, it's almost like proving Lindor's point

true. Like, the guy stinks. It's March 27th. He doesn't care. I'm joking, but you know,

at spring training, who cares? La, whatever.

But turn those lights on and I'm ready to go.

And in the ninth inning, down by three runs with two ons and nobody out, two on and nobody out.

And you're facing one of the best closest in baseball and Josh Hader.

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