 I don't know if he thought he'd push him for eight, but he was hoping he'd get at least seven the way the bullpen set up. And then he thought, well, we saved Law because he could give us multiple innings. Well, Law only needed nine pitches to get three outs to finish it. And he had floor already if the inning got down to Alvarez. I think he liked the pocket of the lineup for Law there and coming in with the inning clean. And Irvin was really, really good. And you look at his last two starts, he's given up two hits. And the only reason he gave up a hit in Tampa was because a foul pop-up got caught in the catwalk and he gave up a homer on the next pitch.