You do have an interesting finish.

Like you come through and then you swing your legs up.

It's different sometimes.

Really?

Yeah.

Yeah.

It depends on like, it depends on how, um, how much I like extend and get stable on my left leg.

Oh.

Fastballs and sliders are I'm going to have more of that that like kind of violent, you know,

whatever right leg coming swinging through. Whereas the change up, since I'm trying violent, you know, whatever, right leg coming, swinging

through. Whereas the change up, since I'm trying to kill V-Lo, I'm using less legs and the front

leg will actually like bend out sometimes and it's more of like a smooth finish.

It's not give away your towels here. Well, it's after I throw the ball anyways, so it's not like

the hitters are seeing it. They have to try and hit the ball great point welcome to

another episode of the chris rose rotation a production of john boy media and today we are hitting the road

for a very special episode almost episode number 200 but not quite we figure we'd take you on a field trip

out to dodger stadium look who's almost sitting in my seat. Lucas Gialito.

Back in California, sunny California. So you grew up about 40 minutes from here, right,

in Santa Monica. Yeah. How often did you make it out to this ballpark? Quite a bit. Yeah,

I came out, watched a lot of Dodgers games, moved here when I was about five years old,

and this is the stadium I came to the most we make the trip down south to Anaheim sometimes but spent a lot of time sitting in those

bleachers had the all you can eat Dodger dogs so left? Yeah, I moved here when I had a little money.

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