PKN, 474. How are you boys? Very well. Very well. We're talking about a little baseball

today, Taylor and I was very excited about the braids. They've breaking all sorts of records.

They're honing in on the single season home run record for a team, which is 305 for the

twins. They set it in 2019. That was a year that they juiced the ball. So it's kind of a

silly record. Before that, it was like 268. I think the Yankees had that like just a few years

prior to that. And then a few teams were like burging on it. But the braids have like,

I don't remember exact 275. I'm going to call it 275. Like they're spending all time already.

My question, is there trajectory to break it? Or do they have to have a few good games?

Narrowly, they've got 12 games to hit like 25 homers. They can't have any bad games.

That's a team though. I'm plus you've got five guys on the team with more than 30, I think.

Wow. That's a lot. That's a lot. They're really doing all the heavy lifting.

Yeah, but you got five. Like, I mean, there's only so many positions on a baseball thing.

Nine hitters, right? Is that how that works?

Nine. If I have a nine, have 30 home runs this year, that I mean,

are there only nine hitters for the whole baseball game?

Well, I mean, if everything. All right. So they don't do they just do the same nine over and over.

I'm realizing I don't know how baseball works. Well, the lineup changes a lot.

If the pitcher comes out and then they've now changed the designated hitter rule.

So, so yeah, more or less, it could only be nine games if nobody moves around.

So there's a nine hitters.

Why would? Why would that be? There's pitch runners, I guess.

There's a pitch runner somewhere who's like, yeah, they called me up because I'm fast.

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