Let's hear from Cody Bellinger. You got it? Yeah, so just to set this up, there is about four minutes of Cody Bellinger postgame. I've boiled down two minutes to where he mentions, and I'll let you guys hear this, conversations and a specific type of meeting. So I'll let you guys decipher, and we'll just discuss from there.

It's always a certain point where, you know, it's not necessarily going your way and you feel it and you kind of feel this extra pressure to get the job done.

You know, at the end of the day, it's the same game.

And, you know, we have good conversations.

We're going to have good conversations.

We're going to keep going and going to keep playing for each other and, you know, get out of this thing.

What are those conversations? How do you guys snap out of this?

You know, I think we got a lot. We got a bunch of young guys. We also got a bunch of guys with a lot of time.

And, you know, I think for me, it's just having good quality conversations and just remembering who we are and continuing to stick with our approach

and continuing, you know, working hard and working on the right things and, you know, ultimately just playing our best baseball.

Well, you're not scoring at all.

Does that get in your head?

This is three shutouts from Roano.

Teams go through scoring slums,

but to not score three-game row

when you've got the best average of most runs,

most home runs,

is that start to get your head?

Yeah, you know, I think it's been a wild three games.

I think it's been very frustrating.

And, you know, ultimately we're going to come in tomorrow and, you know, we're going

to have the hitters meeting.

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