Senga is not the guy that I, if I'm starting a series, it's going to be Peterson.

That's who it's going to be.

It's not going to be Senga.

That's all there is to it.

I mean, Senga doesn't deserve it.

Doesn't, doesn't evoke any confidence at all in me watching him.

And it drives me crazy, as you just pointed out, watching him.

Yeah.

Like, he is, like, afraid to throw a ball over the plate.

I, you know, and I understand that, you know, he's trying to get people to chase bad

balls, this ghost forkball thing.

I mean, it just drives me nuts.

But at least, at least, you you know the meds showed some fight coming

back and by the way trens hit a rocket that second time up with the bases loaded and the national

second basement just made a really great play on that but it does go to show you that when you're

missing a guy who's actually in the midst of doing well in Francisco Alvarez since he came back from Syracuse,

just where it shows up and how it shows up.

To me, this game is definitely 100% on Kodi-Sanga.

100% on him.

Not on anybody else but him.

He's got the money.

He's supposed to be their number

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