 into the major leagues. And then, uh, eventually after that, he ended up all over Pittsburgh and managing them and doing a heck of a job there. I think he demonstrated everybody, you know, what capabilities he had as a manager. He was not only a, a great strategic guy, you know, baseball wise, but he's a great communicator. And I think everybody respected him, um, and his voice of authority. And, and he always tried to go around and, uh,