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Very good. As we celebrate 30 years. But joining us right now like he does every Wednesday at this time,

the president of baseball operations for the Washington Nationals, Paul Toboni. Good morning.

What's up, fellas? How you guys doing?

You know, earlier we were talking about,

there was an article in the Washington Post about the hitters approaches.

And you don't necessarily need to talk about the past,

but they're saying there's all this information that the batters get and homework being done.

And can kind of fill us in on what like let's say i'm let's say i'm i'm in your lineup today what would i get as i show up to

the park yeah uh no i think you hit the nail on the head like for us it's not about uh what's

taking place in the past honestly we have we have no no clue what it looks like last year and years prior.

But we all have an idea of what it could look like, in our eyes, what it should look like.

And for us, it's just to me, the best hitters that I've been around,

they walk into the box exceptionally clear-minded on what they're trying to do.

So we're trying to help the players have that clear-mindedness.

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