 Pitch down and in. Moved his feet. One ball, one strike. I asked Martin about it. He said, I don't even recognize that. I go, you're like a little kid. The bat's too heavy for you. And you drag it behind you and it leaves a mark in the dirt as you make your way to the batter's box. We used to call that snake tracks. Snake tracks. 1-1. A little weak tapper past the pitcher. And it's going to be fielded by the first baseman. Little underhand flip. Nice play all around. And if Brown went for it, couldn't get it.