Yeah, there should be some passion.

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Can you tell us about Kai Correa and Jeff Albert in the first night?

Yeah, so, you know, Jeff, obviously, a very familiar face-toll organization has done a great job impacting our hitters.

Development landscape has a great deal of familiarity with a number of the players

who are at the Major League level and was really a natural fit for us.

He's very familiar with Troy as well and Troy comes extremely well, recommended. A guy we were very excited to be able

to access, bring into the organization. And Kai comes to us as really one of the best defense

of coaching minds in the game. Someone who has established a reputation from people who's worked with

players he's coached repeatedly as innovative. We can really

move teams and organizations forward on that side of the ball. And so we're stacked to be able to

add all those guys to our staff.

Dave, when you say best defensive minds, elaborate a little on what that means. We see whoever

the infield coach is, hitting groundball guys, working guys now.

What makes Kai at that level what he so desired that, Jeff?

What does he do?

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