All right. So curveball, no pun intended, because we're talking pistons, but the scoobill injury stuff is sideswiped the show.

So we're going to mix that in. There's no way we can't. He's going to have surgery to remove particles from his elbow.

Now, all I can offer as someone who stayed at a Holiday Express at one point in life, look, the typical recovery for particle removal from elbow

surgery, typical. That doesn't mean this is scoble, but typical is three to four months.

You're going to do about eight weeks before you truly get back to any form of light toss

slash throwing program and then you ramp up over the next four to six weeks.

So if this is typical, and again, scuba won't give a timeline.

If this was going to be easy, scuba gives a timeline.

So I'm telling you, I just let's be very fair about this.

If this was the best outcome possible, two months,

if it's the worst outcome possible,

you don't have them the rest of this year

because he'd be headed to free agency,

and I just don't know the appetite by him or his representation,

to come back and pitch off of that.

Three to four months is your typical recovery.

If it were way less, Hinch would say it.

Scoobel would say it.

So now you're talking about the dog days of summer where let's just call it three months.

Day, June, July.

See, I was going to say using your best case scenario, Mike, you're probably looking at the All-Star break where he would be back to being able to go back out on the mound.

So middle of July, best case scenario, according to what you said.

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