All right, what's up, everyone?

Welcome into, I don't want to say it's the last edition of this season of K-Time,

because I think we're going to, we'll do some podcasts about the draft, about the portal for sure,

and roster build-up here in the next couple of weeks or months or however long this takes.

But it's the last one addressing the 20-26 season.

Here with Chris Chavez, former All-American,

DAV and awesome, about to be college pitcher as well.

Chris, I feel like, again, we'll go in a lot of different directions here

as we try to wrap up the season and what happened this weekend.

I feel like what happened this weekend kind of shows the fine line they had

been living on all year. I don't think really other than the game against Northern Illinois,

I don't think the defense was horrible and I don't think the pitching was horrible at all.

The defense was bad against Northern Illinois on that Sunday. They committed three errors.

But other than that, I thought they were pretty sharp in the field,

thought they pitched pretty well, save for one ball that Abraham threw.

The offense didn't deliver in a way that it needed to.

You had some catching issues, and you just lost a couple of one-run games,

but you won a couple of close games, which is what this team played every game after Miles Bailey got hurt.

Oh, no.

Yeah.

I mean, I totally agree.

I think, you know, for me, that made it really difficult to kind of grasp and wrap your

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