since you said that we got to jump ahead now because we do have an overrunner on

mark viento's home rights okay the number and these numbers by the way that I'm about to

get to with some of these overrunners they are not made up by me it's like literal I was a

forget which gambling website I probably should give them a pop or something but it was some kind

of gambling website.

I just forget which one that actually had these numbers. So these are real overrunner numbers.

This is not me just making it up. The Vietos number, though, is really low. You said he's going to hit 40.

So clearly you're taking the over. The overrunner on Mark Viantos home runs is 27 and a half, which is the number he

hit this past year. Obviously, he also didn't play a lot early in the season because he was in the

minor leagues. Over under on Vientos, 27 and a half home runs, Warding. You're going over under.

Oh, I'm going easy over here. And I, this goes in hand with a great conversation I had with the Viantos family at one of the

spring training games. We were at, I think, around the same time, funny enough, they were sitting

front row right in front of me. And I didn't know what they looked like, but Charles's dad looks

identical to him. So I could tell right away, talk to them. That was really cool. And when breaking

down and just evaluating Mark's game, he had an opposite field home run that game that we saw. And just the confidence they's had so

far in spring training, he said how versus last year as everything was really a sprint to just

make sure he cracked the roster when he got up here and ran away with it. Whereas now he knows

what his role is. He's comfortable here. And we saw him have the playoff heroics the way that he did.

Miss me with the nonsense.

I know he has some defensive issues,

but he also made up for it with the home run ball and some of those same exact

playoff games.

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