00:00Yesterday was a good day. Came out of it feeling well, so if nothing else changes or continues to trend,
00:08I see it when they're wrong.
00:10Just felt that a few days could potentially be a benefit, and fortunately that's how it's played out.
00:16I do think that the no throwing, I think, is beneficial. I think that the four days has been beneficial.
00:25And then at that point in time, we'll just kind of monitor day to day and make sure we don't
00:30get to that point where it was at, you know, four or five days ago.
00:34And with Otani and the pitching, you guys haven't shut him down yet with that.
00:37Not officially, but obviously if you're looking at the calendar, how much he's thrown in the last week, I think
00:43we can all do the math.
00:44I know when you say you can do the math, obviously it's going to be hard to stretch him out
00:47to be like a full-fledged starter.
00:48But again, you know, I mean, if it's to pitch like an inning as an opener.
00:52I think that's unlikely.
00:53How do you kind of avoid getting back to this point when obviously on a day-to-day basis he
00:59was like,
00:59okay, I can play today, I can play today, but obviously too many of those kind of piled up and
01:03kind of put it over like a tipping point?
01:06I think just being more mindful of the consistency of play, of workload.
01:13So if there's things that we see that he might need a day off in between, you know, whether it's
01:21two starts or three or four, whatever it is,
01:24I think that just being open to potentially, you know, give him a day here or there along with the
01:29schedule
01:31is something that I think should be looked at.
