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Randy Rosarena, Julio Rodriguez, Victor Robles.

It's an interesting trio, isn't it?

And that is, I mean, three people with big and different personalities for sure.

And all three of them are big in their own way.

Randy may be quiet off the field, but obviously quite the loud presence on it, especially after he does something like at home run.

Julio is always loud and just the, you know, the ever present figure, fun loving, bright-eyed, the whole deal.

And as you said before, Victor Oblaced is a lot.

Usually it's a lot of good.

Certainly when you're down at the spring training facility and he's bopping around and making noise and having fun and teasing everybody.

Like he's 99% great.

We've seen some of the opposite, obviously the seven games suspension and some of the

problems that he ran into.

But for the most part, I mean, you're looking at a lot of positive energy, but more

than anything, just a lot of energy between those three guys all kind of bouncing

off each other in unique ways.

It does seem, though, and I know this was the way the whole thing was designed this year.

We haven't really gotten to see that outfield together as often as we were supposed to this year because of the long injury to Robles.

But it does feel like those guys find a way to feed off each other and bring the best out of each other.

And maybe most specifically is what they've done for Randy.

I mean, the one thing we knew about Randy or Rosarena coming into this year or coming into him coming here was that I think the word most often associated with him was Mercurial.

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