 Because of those numbers, he signed a two-year, $15 million contract with the White Sox, and he's living up to the billing in year number one. Sean, a lot of guys will go over and play either in Japan or Korea and be able to kind of recharge their batteries a little bit and learn how to really pitch. And this guy went over there and had success. A little bit different over in Korea than Japan. I understand that the baseball is actually a little bit smaller. Two balls, two strikes, the count on Correa.