It doesn't make him good, but nobody's arguing that - I don't think. He's a pretty average closer, no more, no less. Exactly, but it's not like when you're watching a close game, knowing that Gregg is coming in, that you feel good about that. What's going on in my head is, "Great, here comes Gregg. Let's see what happens." And you sure don't feel good about it when he's got a one-run cushion.