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That's Better Help. Thanks for joining us today. My name's Ken Swanson. This is the

Arrowhead Pride Laboratory. It's the Mailbag Edition. We do it on Mondays and we are so excited to be answering your questions

Starting to feel like football season a little bit. We see contracts signed from the rookies they're walking into the building it's time to go

and we are so ready for it here and also ready maybe not ready as ready as I'm I

don't know is my pals, first find him on

Twitter at Chief in Carolina. Maddie Lane, how are we doing? I'm doing great

because we are starting to get a little bit of real football news and now we can all quit pretending on

Twitter to be excited over like 18 different curve balls thrown like we actually care about

baseball or something like that like how many different sliders and curveballs are you going to

tweet out and act like it's the coolest thing that you've ever seen as if you haven't been watching

baseball for the past 153 million years? Have you seen Brady Singer's two seamer? It's a thing of beauty.

Kent is now talk to me about a fastball. Real cool guy. It's a two seamer. He runs it runs off the plate into the into the plate and it was beautiful. It was nasty. Oh can you go any longer on that like can you give me a play by play on this to seamer before it's

to me 13 times. I don't want to dignify that with a response.

No, I would like to move on to something much, much, much more important.

I need everybody when you hear this to go on to

Twitter, find Craig Stout's Twitter page, wish him a very, very, very, very

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