So up everyone, Caleb Estes, short stop, goes archspoture of spawning plus 22, committed to UND and this is the day in the life. I started playing baseball around probably two years old. My dad is a big influencer all me. Same with my brother. They started throwing whistleballs at me and I was two years old just swinging away. And yeah. Right when I started talking to the coaches, I just immediately fell in love. Kind of went to stay home and be close to the family so they could come and watch me whenever I'm playing. I love my family and we got like a close connection so I thought it would be important to stay home. And the campus I fell in love with the campus and the field house right on campus. I think it went really well. It was really early for me. My early freshman year, I started talking to Maryland and a couple other schools and I put my Maryland out over the rest of them and it's hot work. To be committed, I don't really think about being committed when I'm playing anymore. It's just kind of been with me for a while now. I kind of go out there and try and do my thing and help my teammates as much as I can. We all got the same angle. It's to win. So just whatever I can do to help the team win is what I'm going to do. I feel like a big strength I have is my base-wide cue. I know the game really well and I think I like to think ahead in the game a lot. I just try to play the game the best I can. A weakness I probably have is probably speed right now. I need to get a little faster, drop a couple of tenths of a second on my 60. I think I would do good for me if I did that. Top three players. One's got to be trade-turner. I love the way he plays. He plays with hustle 24-7. Shortstop too, of course. Yeah, trade-turner. I like his bat to ball skills too. I love watching him. Second, probably mooky bats. I love watching them at Dodgers. I don't know what it is about the Dodgers right now, but I like mooky bats. I like his energy, like how he plays the game. Thirds got to be my team. Dan and Dan is the swanson. He's a shortstop, great fielder, plus fielder. He's been swinging the bat this season, so it's my guy. I'm going to play with him. I'm going to play with him. I'm going to play with him. I'm going to play with him. So, some of my game day rituals, superstitions, when I'm putting on my socks, I put the right sock on my left foot, put the left sock on my right foot. And yeah, I just want to always do it. And then when I'm putting my belt on, I only put it through one loop, and it's got to be two holes deep in the belt. So that's how I like to wear the belt. I don't know. It's always been like that for me. And then when I'm walking up to the plate, I like to tap my cleats three times with my bat, always finishing on my left foot. So that's the rituals. My favorite baseball memory is gotta be my fresher year at a sporting. I didn't start to begin the season. We had two seniors up the middle of the infield. And the middle of the season, I got the call to pinch hit. And I'll never forget my first of bat. I went down O2, quick, two quick fastballs I took. And then, dude, hang me a curveball, and I just swam. And it just went over the fence. And I really didn't know how to react. I was sprinting around the base. Pretty happy moment. So, probably the best moment in my baseball career so far. So, my walk of song, I actually like to flip between two, so I can't ever decide. So the first one is transported by Kodak. Just love the beat, love how it makes you feel when I'm walking up. And then the other one is skybox by Ghana. That beat goes pretty hard too. My advice for uncommitted high school players would be to never stop working and to fall in love with the game every day. Because that's the biggest thing I think about baseball is you need to love the sport, play it and be good at it. Yeah. And whenever you're sitting down, just think about who's out working you and how you don't want that to happen. And go back into gym and get some more work in. What's up? So, we got here, took some rounds off the tee, stretched out, got some front toss in, went into the hack attack off the field, then took some ground blows at shortstop and threw the bases. So, that's the Dana life.