Hey, Jensen, Mark Malusis and Eddie's Coleman with you.

Thanks for a couple minutes this afternoon.

Mark, Eddie, I appreciate you taking the time.

No problem.

No, you got it.

Jensen, let's start here because Eddie and I were talking about earlier on in the show.

We heard a little bit of a clarification.

From your perspective, you like the way that Francona set up this starting rotation for the series or no? Yeah, I think that's probably been question number one that everybody here has wondered,

and I'll just take you to a year ago when Trevor Bauer started game one against the Boston

Red Sox here.

And I think a couple of things go into this guys, if you remember, Cory Kluver pitching into

November last year, and many of his starts in the postseason came on short

rest.

They wanted to avoid that at all costs early on, and the way it kind of set up here to be

able to get an extra day for him this first time around, and then he'd be on regular rest

if it came to a possible game five.

I think they felt pretty good about that.

The other thing to think about, guys, is let's say, for instance, the Indians lose tonight.

There's probably only one guy you want pitching a must-win game at that point.

That would be Corey Klover.

And then let's say they win tonight.

You've got your ace on the mound to possibly put you up two games to none,

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