00:00You really seem to rise to the occasion. I mean, your best start ever was against your hometown team, the
00:07Red Sox, in the playoffs, and a must-win game.
00:10You know, how do you deal with the biggest games, and do you get nervous at all? It doesn't feel
00:15like you do.
00:16Not really. Again, I feel like the big games I've had, you know, I mean, sleep has been super important
00:22to me, right?
00:23So trying to get better at that stuff, you know, I'm wearing my whoop, you know, I'm looking at, you
00:26know, my strain and my recovery and all that.
00:28And it can be misleading as well, but, you know, when I wake up on the day of my start
00:32and, you know, I have a, you know, 80-plus recovery score, you know, it's a good feeling.
00:35You know, it shows that I'm relaxed, you know, I'm in control, and I'm prepared, you know, the way I
00:40need to be prepared.
00:40So whether it's the biggest game of my life or it's another start, you know, I try to keep those,
00:45you know, treat those the same.
00:46And, yeah, I like to rise to the occasion. And, you know, those more important starts are, you know, have
00:51to have more buzz around them.
00:52That's something I'm definitely going to be a little bit more locked in for.
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