 You know, the expression is prospects for parades. We don't know a ton about the prospects. We know more about the pitchers around here by a lot more than we know about position players, like by a lot, because we've seen a bunch of them. We've heard them. We follow them more closely in spring training than an outfielder who's on a backfield. But I don't think you rely on everybody getting back to the norm or being as good as they can be because I just think that's a dangerous thing. Yeah.