00:00Well, how's broadcasting feeling that what am I going to do of fear?
00:07Right. No, no. And I think that was that's some of the best thing is is knowing that I can
00:11do Sundays.
00:12So, yeah, I like to come in to Philly on a Thursday, Friday, be around the game, be around the
00:18guys.
00:18And I think that's been that's been great. It's been a good experience.
00:22I kind of, you know, get the sort of cheat sheet when when I'm kind of around.
00:28And you just absorb it. And what what I've really enjoyed was, you know, T-Mac and Kruk and Rubin.
00:36And these guys have been so receptive to helping me and kind of teaching me this sort of new, you
00:43know, job, I guess.
00:44Yeah, we were here. We were here last year on your very first day to come up.
00:50That's right. And I thought you did a nice job.
00:52Let me ask you, butterflies on your first day doing that or butterflies on your first time up on the
00:58mound in the bigs?
00:59What do you think?
01:00No, I actually think doing TV and more butterflies.
01:04I was a lot more comfortable out on the mound in front of 45 screaming fans, which is a good
01:10thing.
01:11I think that's, you know, that's what you hope for.
01:13I mean, you see it. You see all the backfields.
01:15We put in so much time and work into the game of baseball and into our craft that when we
01:20get on the mound, it just it's become second nature.
01:23And, you know, in the TV, in the booth, it's something I didn't go to college for.
01:27You know, I understand I've had to do a lot of sort of media training and sort of experience with
01:33being on the player side.
01:34But now I'm on a different side.
01:37I don't have a lot of experience.
01:38So I've had to learn.
01:40And that's what's been really good is they've been really helpful in helping me out.
01:44Just kind of accelerating that process so that I can be a little bit better for everybody.
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