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Nick Pollock here from pitcher lists.

Joining me here, of course, today is Aaron Savali of the Tampa Bay Rays.

Aaron, thank you so much for being here.

Yeah, of course.

Thanks for having me on.

So what we're doing today is we're going to be watching one of Aaron Savalli's starts this year against the Colorado Rockies.

And Aaron is super kind to sit down and really talk to us pitch by pitch.

If you guys didn't see the Pablo Lopez interview last week, go check that out on our channel,

of course, at Pitcher list.

But before we get going, I want to talk to Aaron a little bit about just, you know,

what you do on the mound, your approach,

everything like that. And the first thing I'm just curious about, tell everybody what you

have as your general approach against right-handers and what you try and do against left-handers.

Sure. I think me personally, just as a guy who throws five, six pitches, hopefully on any given day.

Sometimes you don't have all these pitches, so you have to make adjustments.

But the thing that serves me best is just unpredictability, trying to be as accurately random as I can.

Not so random that I'm just up there flipping a coin, but

knowing what pitches play with each other and making sure nobody can just sit on one pitch in a

given count, making sure there's, my job is to make them uncomfortable when they're in the box,

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