Which has been a more important hire as an assistant coach, Kevin Long or

Coffin Slashkathlin? It's a phenomenal question. It's a phenomenal, like I've

thought about this because they both have been super important. So I actually think

it's Kevin Long. Even though I think so. Yeah, I really do. I think like he's

just done more, you know, in terms of all the adjustments we've heard, the stuff

he did with bone last year, the stuff he did was stout last year, the stuff he's

doing with Cassie now. I mean, trade turner partially coming here because how

many guys between strawberry turner, like, like I've never heard of players going

to a team because of a hitting coach, or even a hitting coach being involved in

the discussions for players going to a team. And his name keeps coming up with

this stuff. Like that's rare. Like that shows that that a how good he is, but

also how much these players believe in him is is you don't see that. Yeah, when

Wantsotos here in just getting kind, kind of open up the check. We got

well, get Steve Cohen. That was 500 million for Wantsotos down there. Either way

Kevin Long and Caleb Gotham and Brian Kaplan, yeah, lifetime contracts. Yeah, not

a lot of leave. I mean, please not a lot of leave. Yeah. But yeah, just you know,

and you can see the changes with bone. You're starting to see him learn how to

lift the ball more and people. Oh, he has to. Of course he does. You can't have 13

home runs. What? And this is what baseball is. Like, it's it works. I'm sorry. You

might not like the terminology and all that. But all it means is he's up for

cutting a little more. All right. Relax. Yep. So his swing looks different. Stod swing

actually looks a little different too. He doesn't have as much movement. And he's not

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