We can try to explain, expound, and encourage others to embrace something important.

Sometimes it's best to simply point and say, that's what I'm talking about.

Let me hear you.

Go be loud.

A one, a two, our three,

please.

We're not to the time.

Welcome to In the Bullpen with Mark Dewey,

sponsored by developing contenders ministries.

You're listening to the Fight Laugh Feast Network.

Thank you for joining us.

And look who's coming up.

I fly ball into right field. She is gone.

If you listened to In the Bullpen a couple of weeks ago, I mentioned that in time I may focus on a pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds.

Today is the time.

But before we get to that, as baseball fans, we are familiar with the phrase or the label,

five-tool player.

And we likely know that that is referring to a baseball player that excels in hitting,

hitting for power, speed, arm strength, and fielding his position.

And we can get into the various metrics about such a player

and how he is classified appropriately as a five-to-old player.

But we can also simply point to a five-to-a-player and say,

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