Eric Young Jr.

I think they're less handshakes and more, like, full-body activities.

Or, like, Brian Wu is an interesting example to me because he's always... up on that top dugout step he's like super engaged but he is not doing handshakes with the fellas he he is like one of the most engaged watchers of baseball but he is not a handshake guy so i'm curious about who is leading the handshake push and i do actually think it's like The old, quote-unquote, old coaching staff of, like, Eric Young Jr. and Cardoza.

I would say

Justin Novak, champ, out in the bullpen doing that with the relievers, for sure.

Ramon Ler, Ler, Ler, Reno, Loreno, August 11th, 2018.

He ran 76 feet in the alley and, and then he doubled up Eric Young at first base.

Eric Young had passed second.

He went running forever, like a snow cone catch, turned, and threw it all the way back.

And, of course, Eric Young's got to run back to second, back to first, and they doubled him up at first.

I'll have to go back and watch that.

I don't remember that play all the years I've watched baseball and all the highlights.