What's that like?

We're a creature of habits.

I mean, uh, it comes from feeling the ball in your hands to believing where you're gonna get outs.

I mean, that's just a fine line, but that's what we do.

We're a creature of habits.

Your thought process has to change.

Your, how do you approach the, the at bat or how do you approach each pitch one at a time.

Yeah

Yeah.

Just to get to the big league is very difficult.

To perform and to play for the same team, and understand the culture that the Dodgers have always had and the, you know, how big of a franchise the Dodgers are, for me, it's very special.

And for us to be, you know, two Cy Young Award winner for the same team, he taught me a lot.

I mean, you guys don't know how much he's done for me.

He's done, like, we used to sit down and breakfast in Vero Beach, Florida, and we used to teach me how to, you know, how to approach hitters, you know, the mental aspect of the game that you don't think about, you don't see on the mound.

But, you know, he, he taught me a lot growing up as a baseball player, so that was pretty, uh I've always been fortunate to be a Dodger player, but to have those guys around, all the veterans and all those guys that really understand what it's like to bleed blue, to understand what it's like to be a Dodger, you know, that's why I'm here.

Why was that such a good fit for you?