 It's different when you have pitchers who are throwing a no-hitter who may have a great changeup. I always go back to Johan Santana with the Mets. They left him out there. I think he threw 140 pitches. But not every pitch is between 97 and 102. That's different. That's the difference here. You're throwing harder, more pitches that are going to be up towards triple digits. And, you know, the wear and tear, the stress on that, and it feels like pitchers nowadays are –