Mike Shildt

But I can't recall...

I know Mike Schildt got this, I think he got it from Tony La Russa, but maybe not.

Maybe it was George Kissel.

I don't know.

Mike Schildt used to carry around a notebook, and he would just always write notes.

Now, I don't know if he ever went back and looked at them, but if he heard something, he wanted to make sure that he didn't forget it.

Yeah.

Thank you.

You know, you're right that you can second-guess a lot of Stamets' decisions.

You can get on the Padres for not hitting well with runners on base.

You know, there's a lot of other storylines here, including – was Mason Miller tipping pitches, which I want to talk about.

And, yeah, I mean, he was worn out.

He hadn't done a six-out save.

And, you know, you could second-guess some of Stamets' things, but...

Our guys got to get it done and they didn't get it done.

He will.

I mean, I thought, I think after seeing Mike Schultz in the postseason for a couple of seasons, I thought the, I thought Mike Schultz, like I say, he wasn't a good postseason manager, but he, I mean, the, the, the, the decision to pitch Joe Tani, that one in remembering game one, that was terrible, awful decision to pitch Dylan cease on three days rest at Petco park, completely backfired.

Um, Last year, the refusal and just playing all lefties in the lineup was a fucking joke.

So I think with Craig Stammen, just don't change anything, but also at the same time, be as aggressive as you possibly can.