Well, that is Chad Tracy. I'm Brian Bayo, who has, I guess, discovered some sort of an odd

aversion to pitching the first inning of a nine-inning baseball game. So unable to do that,

not willing to do that, mentally not prepared to do that. I don't get it.

Guys. I know we get it. Guys.

I know we talked about this early this morning, so whatever, but I just, I don't get it.

Is there anything comparable anywhere else in sports that you can think of?

Then you're paying this guy, starter money, and he just can't be out there to start the game.

He has to hang out in the dugout and get loose and watch somebody else do the job.

And then he goes in.

It is bizarre.

Like Jason Tatum's like, I don't go in until the second quarter.

Right.

Sorry.

Unless you had something where it was like a rehab stint of somebody coming off of something, when have we seen somebody go, I just, I mentally, I can't do it. I just can't do it. Even though you gave me the contract, I just can't do it. And the team's like, we'll try to ask him to do it once. Oh, he's right. He can't do it. But guess what? Nobody else can either now. Right. Because he looks great once he gets in there.

Does he ever... But then he's inheriting four runs.

So he's like, well, the pressure's off.

This game's probably out of reach.

So does he ever talk about what it could potentially be?

Is it...

And is it because when he does come in, there's no pressure because generally he's behind?

I think that's probably what it is.

It's so counterintuitive.

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