Ah, yes, it's 7-1.

Ben Labor, Tommy Olson, Castor Thousands here.

But, Corey, we have a very special guest on the phone as we go down to the Sunshine State.

Yeah, live from a spring training in Florida. Twins catcher Ryan Jeffers. Hi, Ryan. Hey! Hey! Hey, how are you guys? Good. It's been a minute, man. Good to talk to you. How's Florida treating you? It's sunny and warm. That's what it's... All reporters are reporting back that it's freezing up there, and we got some nice sunshine. probably go to the pool later. Oh, it must be rough. Lucky. Yeah, rub it in. Go to the pool later. Man, man, not to make it, let's not, we don't have to start with the sour note, but we're going to. We had a chance to meet Pablo Lopez like, what, three, four weeks ago? Seemed like such a good dude.

He was so excited about this season, man.

That's just heartbreaking that he's going to miss the whole year.

Yeah, it's tough.

When we get that news, it's really hard for the team.

You know, injuries are such a harsh reality of this game and everyone's dealt with it.

I think every this clubhouse has dealt with them over the years with Buck and Royce

and some really impactful players that are missing time.

And we've seen the impact that has on wins and losses.

But at the end of the day, you've got to turn the page and continue to try and play

and win baseball games. And the good thing for us is we've got a lot the page and continue to try and play and win baseball games.

And the good thing for us is we've got a lot of young turning pitchers that have the ability,

and now we're going to have to step up and really show that.

Hey, Ryan, Ben Lieber here.

Can I ask you a really dorky, nerdy, sciencey question that maybe you can answer or maybe not answer?

Always.

You know, when the NFL players have gotten through like the ACL sort of trend and now

we've gotten a deal with like the Achilles trend and like there's all this like science

and trying to figure out like how can we fix this and we protect our bodies.

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