outside of Okuda, the starting rotation is gone from last year, so of course it’s going to take time for the new starters to develop. They’re doing very well up to this point, even though we haven’t faced the meat of the schedule. I was simply referring to the bullpen issues that the team went through at the end of last year, never mentioned anything about the starting rotation. Outside of the new freshmen, it looks like we brought in some experienced pitching talent through the transfer portal and we have returning bullpen arms from last year as well, if I’m not mistaken. So I don’t think it’s unreasonable to expect an improvement this season in closing games out when compared to last season…