 But I can't help but look back to, I don't know if you remember Game 1 of the World Series last year, but the Diamondbacks were winning in Game 1 in the bottom of the ninth, and they allowed a Corey Seager home run to tie the game. So my question is, if you've got a closer like that who's a veteran, he's probably mid-30s, if you've got a closer like that who hasn't proven that he's a winner or can do it in big moments, what do you do moving forward there? Because you've got some young guys in the bullpen who,