Going back to the World Baseball Classic, was that probably the best oh shit moment you've had as

a player? Oh, 100%.

I mean, to be fair, that whole experience with the WBC and being on Team USA, winning the gold is right up there with anything that I did in my career.

And to kind of have a small little like Forrest Gump moment, I call it, in the WBC where they keep replaying this catch over and over every year, you know, gives me all the joy in the world.

But in the moment, you know, obviously...

I, I a hundred percent thought it was, this ball was 10 rows, you know, back, but Petco is such a big ballpark.

You know, I was like, didn't really look at it for a second.

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But, like, when you guys are out there and you've got 100 y- yards in, like, are you, are you taking dead aim at a, a back left pin or, or are you still just going through your normal process and just letting it play out?

Well, it's tricky.

It's, it's a tricky format because, yes, you're right, birdies are rewarded.

And you, you, I think ultimately can be a tad bit more aggressive.

But bec- the reason it's tricky is because a double be- there's two points that differentiate a bogey and a double bogey.

So, a double bogey is a minus one point, and a bogey is a point.

So you really want to keep the double bogeys off the, off the card.

Like-How, how do you approach that side of it? Are you, you know, trying to find maybe an area of your game that is, you know, you, you feel could get a little better and really trying to hone in on that? Or do you take the approach of really well-rounded practice and, and doing kind of everything the same? Or do you, like, lean into the strengths of your game and, like, that- that's where it is? I just wanted to talk a little bit about, you know, how, how you practice and prepare, 'cause I might be able to learn.