02:51Well, we've got to remember for batting, home runs are obviously not factored into that.
02:56True.
02:56Because it's batting average of balls in play.
02:58And a home run is not a ball in play.
03:00Yeah.
03:00So, you're right.
03:01It means that, like, he should be having more doubles down the line, more doubles off the ball, more single.
03:07Yeah, so it is – I mean, that has kind of been Schwarber's thing his whole career.
03:10So, I would say for as good as his numbers have been in the home runs, the normal base hits, I guess we'll just call them that, obviously, balls in play, those should actually be increasing.
03:20That's not a surprise with those numbers.
03:24Yeah, I guess you just take Kyle Schwarber and say, like, don't worry about over bases.
03:27Like, it's just a home run, and that's what you're banking on.
03:29Because if your bowel rate is that high, like, two things can happen, right?
03:32Bowel rate, 30%, roughly, and BAPIP, 211.
03:34Like, yeah, every ball is leaving the ballpark at that point right now.
03:37How about a couple off the wall, Schwarber, even out that BAPIP number that we have at this point?
03:41But Walls has been fantastic.
03:43But as Tom pointed out, not necessarily going up against Murderer's Row.
03:4675-degree temperatures in Philadelphia, very light wind blowing in from right field.
03:50Should be a good hitting environment.
03:51And also, keep in mind, it's not a day game here.
03:53So, this is going to be a night game.
03:54Not going to have to worry about any shadows in the middle of the afternoon.
03:57Hey, you can't see the baseball.
03:58You'll see it just fine tonight, Sunday Night Baseball.
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