Like for you on the mound when the offense gives you that type of support, especially early on. Yeah, I mean, it's great. You know, flying cross country, then an off day. I feel like it would have been easy just for everyone to come out a little flat and we came out like the complete opposite. Great energy in the dugout, great defense all night, team at bats all night. So, I mean, that was great. You know, had a little bit of trouble early and then I was able just to like fill up the zone with no pressure and kind of work through it. Karen had mentioned they really challenged you in that second and third inning able to get out of it. What change that allowed you to really settle in there the rest of the way? I don't know.  So in the back of my mind, I was telling myself like, I like where I'm at, just stay there. You know, some of the hits that we're getting and stuff were just good pitches that you just have to tip your cap and move on. So one of those nights where I just said, keep going, challenge them in the zone, try to get a quick out, so the defense work and I was at least able to go six. Did the pitching in this team need an explosion like that? Let's see, quote unquote, an easy win after three.  The offenses carried us before and whenever we're going through that funk, we knew that they would carry us again. So, no surprise, but it's nice. Is that just seeing the bottom of the order really kind of coming to life there and powering it, you know? How good is that? Yeah, I mean, offense is contagious, so you have guys at the top working long at bats and stuff, and then you get to the bottom, you know, and those are guys that have been grinding. They put together good at bats, and then, you know, if those guys are able to get on and turn it over to the top, you have to like our chances. So if guys like Trevi and Izzy can get on base and pass it to Ben and Tendi and Judge, I like where we're at.