 James, there's a lot of guys in this lineup that can do a lot of damage. What's the first word that comes to mind when you think of this offense? Dangerous, dangerous. Professional, dangerous. These guys come to camp knowing what they're trying to do. So it's been exciting early on in this camp to see them have a purpose and a plan for what they're trying to do and be able to go out there and execute it early. John Carlos Stanton talked about making some slight adjustments in the batter's box. Is there anything discernibly different to you when you see him in that box? So it's interesting for me because obviously I didn't get to follow him all year last year so a lot of this for me is watching what I saw on video and then watching him come in the spring training and watching what he's doing now. I see a guy whose work is incredible. As far as his focus and what he's trying to do is really good up there at the plate. So right now I'm kind of focused on that. The changes are things that he's thinking about mentally and trying to keep a certain approach up there. So we'll keep watching and see how it goes, but I like where he's at early on. You've had a relationship with Aaron Judge for a long time. What's the biggest difference? I mean, the power has always been there. But what's the biggest difference to Aaron Judge as a hitter now as opposed to Aaron Judge when you saw him in the minors? Man, experience. There's no teacher in this game like experience. You know, the more times he's gotten to get up to the plate, the more times he's worked on it. He has an idea of how guys are trying to get him out. He knows what he wants to do in return. So the experience has made him a smarter hitter. He's always been the work ethic and the guy who's going to give you everything he has. But now he has experience versus these pitchers. Makes him a lot more dangerous. This team just got out of the cage and Juan Soto hit an absolute blast hitting the O out there. What did you think of that one? Like it. I want to see more of it. See as much as we can of it. No, he's got a professional approach. I mean, his BPs are spectacular, something like you haven't seen before. A guy who can keep a ball on the line that long, work the whole field, stay in the middle, backspin the ball properly. I mean, this guy has a chance. I shouldn't say a chance to be. He is one of the most elite hitters in the game now. So we'll just see how far it goes, but he's a pleasure to watch. You want to see more of it? Yankees fans want to see more of it? I know you have a ton of work to do. Thanks for the time. Thanks for having me.