Hey, everybody, and welcome to episode number 242 of the Chris Rose Rotation, a production of

John Boy Media, and this is a special day because Tyler Glass now, he usually joins us from his

palatial state in Southern California. Instead, he is backward, all started at the major league level

in Pittsburgh, EA. Hello, Tyler. How are you?

What's up? I'm good, man. How are you? Now, is this, I know it was the first time you pitched in Pittsburgh since the trade,

but this isn't the first time you've been back.

Yeah, it is. Yeah, because, I mean, the raise never went when I was there or I would be, like,

hurt before we would go. They had come to us before, but I'd never come back to Pittsburgh.

Oh. So is it kind of sentimental or not?

No, I mean, not for me.

It's been so long and it's such a different, like the whole team is different.

The coaches are all different.

The only few people like, Jordan the bullpen catcher, Justin Messaged, the bullpen coach,

was my minor league coach for a lot of years and in the big leagues

and then like Mitch Keller's the only one I kind of know like I don't know a ton and then like

McCutcheon but it's just such a different team everyone's so for me it was just like I'm going

to play like a team that I like don't know anyone on got it got I will say this though because

people always ask me hey what's your favorite stadium?

And I always tell them, well, Fenway and Wrigley are kind of separate. And then I tell them, I love San Francisco, particularly day games in San Francisco. But the sleeper stadium is in Pittsburgh. I think it is a great, is it a good place to play? Yeah, it's one of, it's top five for me, for sure. Even like the last two games, the crowd has been insane. So like when we were here, uh, or when I played here, we

sucked all the time. So we didn't have a lot of fans. They were kind of like boycotting.

I think like the owner or whatever, they just like never showed up. But it was crazy last year.

I think because Skeens and then Jones and stuff, I think just how that lined up. The crowd is like,

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