What is happening, everybody.

Welcome to another episode of The Craft.

My name is Nick Pollock here at Pitcher List.

And joining me today is not Enosarius.

I know the normal guest in St. Lance Brasowski.

We have someone truly special today.

Those guys are special, too.

But it's, oh, man, this is a five-time World Series champion, a five-time All-Star, 1994 Cy Young winner,

yes, network broadcaster, ESPN network broadcaster, and just like me, was unable to play

baseball for a time after getting bit by a dog. It is David Cohn. David,

thank you so much for coming on the craft here.

My pleasure, Nick, big fan of you for a lot of years.

I think you know that.

And of course, Enos and Lance too as well.

It's a great podcast.

Oh, those guys are great.

And I mean, of course, the whole goal of this is just to talk about the craft of pitching.

How do we put this ball into that imaginary box and

don't let them hit home runs, right? And who better to do that than you with your resume,

of course, and, you know, just trying to fend off dogs all those future years. But I, no, I wanted to

really take this opportunity to talk about how the game has changed, right?

We are so overwhelmed by all the changes of baseball from the conditioning side to the

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