00:00Can you explain your back-end dynamic with the audience who might not know it?
00:03Well, when he came up, right, I mean, we pretty much started at the same time.
00:06So I started covering the team in 2007.
00:09He was a young player back then.
00:10He was very sensitive, very good, but very sensitive.
00:15And so, yeah, we weren't best friends back then.
00:17Now, I think, and I'll say this, I really do think.
00:20Oh, really?
00:21You didn't respect his sensitivities all too much?
00:26I think, though.
00:272012, then.
00:29He's one of the best players in baseball.
00:31He's running full speed to get a ball and just wrecks his shoulder in Colorado.
00:39And, look, it was hard for him after that for a while, right?
00:42Shoulders didn't quite move as well.
00:45And I always kind of remembered, again, I kind of thought, like, well, that's kind of not fair, right?
00:50Just because the wall thing.
00:51And I just think that's probably where, like, our dynamics started to change a little bit, too,
00:56because I was also the guy that was kind of around a while.
00:59And so, you know, when it.
01:01You were like, wait a second.
01:02This guy was actually good.
01:04Yeah.
01:05I saw it.
01:06But I remember, like, when he came back, it kind of turned into this whole bit about, like, oh, you're
01:12still here.
01:13You know, like, I remember, like, when he made the team, I was like, oh, like, you're still here, you
01:16know?
01:16And I'm pretty sure as we're having this conversation, like, Andrew Friedman walked by.
01:21And I'm like, that guy didn't even think you were going to be here, right?
01:24Yeah.
01:25Bye.
01:25Bye.
01:25Bye.
01:25Bye.
01:25Bye.
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