I sort of agree, but I sort of don't. All the starting pitchers have mentioned in interviews how they have been kind of their own team within a team, watching each other's bullpen sessions, all open to suggestions and questions, and whatnot. All of them have mentioned this cohesiveness, this bond among them, boosting each other up and helping each other out. And that it started with Gray. He led this formation as I think he started watching the other pitchers' bp sessions and I think said they should all be watching each others' session. (At least I think I remember reading that or hearing that from somewhere.) So, I do give Gray some 'veteran presence' credit here. When he first got there, it was reported how the young pitchers gravitated toward him, to watch him, and watch his process. But, it's impossible to quantify the effect, but I think it has made a difference. But ... the season is yet young. We'll see come August/September how things are still going.