Oh, bibidib-bobbidi-moo.

David, if you want to speak, feel free.

Or Kenny, I don't care. And then text, and I'll go to the people. I mean, I've offered you my solution. Not telling you it's a great one. It's the best I have. I'm not going to yell about unrealistic things. I'm not even trying to do hindsight theater. I'm not. but you cannot keep playing a lineup that features Jemai Jones and Wenzhouperes and

Zach Short and Zach McKinstreet.

You can't do it.

There are options on the farm.

Maybe they're just quad A players, but I'll be damned.

I'd rather, I'd rather try and fail than to sit here in whatever this stew is.

It's impossibly bad.

David?

Tech says, broadcast keeps bringing up the health of the pitchers, but it won't matter when

the offense doesn't score runs.

The injured offensive players sucked before the

injuries to include the second half of last year. Yeah, look, I'm happy to have a conversation

about injuries precluding them from playing great baseball. What I'm not going to do is be

dishonest with my audience and absolve this team and say it's totally understandable. They're 20 and 31.

Look, if their pitching was all injured and they were giving up eight, eight runs a game, like the Reds had a 12 game stretch where they were basically giving up eight runs a game, you'd get to have an injury conversation. They didn't lose today because of pitching. They didn't lose last night because of pitching. They didn't lose a night before because of pitching. When you have late-ending

meltdowns in the bullpen,

well, the guys that are doing the melting

are your big guns. So

that doesn't qualify. This is kind of

where you spent your money too. No, they're losing

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