Rob Friedman

But we also had Thomas Nestico of TJ Stats.

They had Rob Friedman, the pitching ninja.

So there were some.

We were part of some good company with the voting this year.

I mean, it's about almost 40 seconds of him.

In fact, there was someone put together, I believe it was Rob Friedman on Twitter, put together a clip of...

Chandler Simpson had a bunt base hit in which he got down the line in about 3.8 seconds, or in fact, maybe even faster, it was like 3.7 seconds.

And you could have over 10 of those Chandler Simpson dashes to first base before Junior Cameron Arrow touches home plate.

All seven averaged just 78 to 86 miles an hour.

I wanted to throw up a quick clip here from Pitching Ninja that kind of shows why it's so tough.

Yeah, good luck.

That is literally impossible.

What are you talking about? Get away from me.

Rob Friedman is back, ladies and gentlemen, the pitching ninja.

On Twitter, author of Unhittable.

Rob, let's go Brewers first.

Lot of fun.

We've got, we've got bats going silent on the other side, the Dodgers.

You're the pitching ninja.

What are the... what's the Brew Crew doing? What are they doing to silence the Dodgers' bats?

And so it's, it's always like conversations with people who are definitely smarter than I am.

And, and just being intentional about the way I play catch and thinking about like, Hey, how do I want this to move? How do I want this to move? And I always think, I love watching Pitching Ninja, if you know who that is.

Rob does such a good job of talking to pitchers and being like, why are you trying to get this to move this way? What's the thought process here? I'll listen to any dude they have on.

I'm listening to what they have to say about how are you gripping it? What are you thinking here? Because I think, again, it's like get opinions from people who know it better than you do.

And then, you know, it's, it's working from there.

No, I love it.

I think I know where you're going to go with this one, but since you mentioned pitching ninja, I'm going to ask it.

Are you a baseball junkie? Are you guys that after you get home from the field and you're watching MLB tonight and you're watching pitching ninja on Twitter?

Good hitters will figure it out whatever era they're in.

And pitching ninja always sounds better than pitching Rob, so you don't have to lose your, your ninja aspect.

But you brought up Gavin Williams.

You have Gavin Williams.

No, no. You're still the-

I, I'm, I'm-

... pitching ninja.

You would be pitching Rob if you don't choose.