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But what I did find interesting is we've all thrown the dirt on driveline.

But if you look up something on Instagram called Gradam G Swing, Caleb Durbin is appearing in all their videos.

So it's no coincidence he's hitting now that he's away from those drive-line people. Is this the guy in Waltham? Yeah, he sought out his own independent hitting coach, and all of a sudden he started to hit. Isn't that an indictment? Of course. Yeah, hitting coaches, driveline instructors. You got every Tom Dick and Harry Roman around down there, and he goes to a guy in Waltham and gets straightened out. Yeah, it's also why does every guy have to hit the same way? Like what, why can't Caleb Durbin hit the way he was hitting last year in Milwaukee? What was wrong? Why did they have to change it? Matt Manchester is next on the Lightning Round brought to by Blue Sky Restoration Contractors. Matt, go ahead.

Obviously, I love the idea of acquiring Janus and keeping brown.

But if you trade Brown to get Janus, it shows a willingness to change your play style to become less three-point reliant.

So if that's the case, why not just keep the team you have and change your offensive approach, only making changes at the margins? Not making changes with the coach? Great point. You're going to trade the star, but keep the coach and the questionable play style? No, it's a great point. Like, again, really, like, you know, if you bring in Janus, you change your playstyle, why not just change it now? I mean, I've asked him that the whole time.

What team trades one of their superstar players but keeps the coach?

I mean, if something's got to give, don't you start with the coach?

Yes.

Especially if, you know, there's big problems there with how he plays and how the team plays.

Feels like an easy one to me.

I like the idea of, I think we all feel this way.

Adding Janus to the two of them.

That is interesting.

The other one, I mean, that could work.

You take Brown out and bring Janus in.

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