Bots! - A New Children's Musical

Thursday evening, Sharon and I went to the California Montessori Project Capitol Campus to see a production of Bots!. Sharon's great-niece Lydia had a large role.

Lunch with Snipes and Tomasin

Snipes and I drove to Vallejo and met Tomasin for lunch at the Sardine Can. The restaurant was one of Rickey's old haunts. After lunch, we drove by the house that Rickey owned in Vallejo.

Neighborhood Homeowners Association Meeting

On a rainy Wednesday night, Sharon and I went to the neighborhood homeowners association meeting at Tom and Judy's house. The board now includes Brad, Tom and Chuck. The meeting was lightly attended.

I love our neighborhood.

Bugonia

Tuesday afternoon, Sharon and I saw Bugonia at the Century Country Club Cinema. We are continuing our annual journey to see all of the films that might be nominated for an Oscar. As of today, GoldDerby currently has Bugonia with the tenth best odds to win the Best Picture Oscar.

Bugonia is an absurdist black comedy film directed by Yorgos Lanthimos. It is an English-language remake of the 2003 South Korean film Save the Green Planet! by Jang Joon-hwan. The film stars Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons, Aidan Delbis, Stavros Halkias, and Alicia Silverstone. Delbis is autistic. Emma Stone and Yorgos Lanthimos have collaborated on four feature films: The Favourite (2018); Poor Things (2023); Kinds of Kindness (2024), and; Bugonia (2025).

Teddy Gatz (Plemons), a conspiracy-obsessed beekeeper, and his intellectually-disabled cousin, Don (Delbis), kidnap Michelle Fuller (Stone), the CEO of a major pharmaceutical company. They are convinced she is an alien disguised as a human. They hold her captive in their basement in a bizarre attempt to save Earth from an extraterrestrial plot.

Plemons and Stone's performances are very good. I wouldn't be surprised to see either of them nominated for an acting Oscar. Primarily due to the ending, I have mixed feelings about the movie. I think that the movie would have been better with a more understated ending. They could have accomplished the same thing without the cartoon characterizations at the end. I think that the movie is on the bubble for a Best Picture Oscar nomination. It will depend on how well a couple of movies released over the next couple months are received (e.g. Avatar - Fire and Ash and Wicked for Good).

"Bugonia" is a Greek word (βουγονία, also spelled "bougonia") that refers to an ancient Mediterranean rite or belief that bees spontaneously generate from the carcasses of dead animals, particularly oxen.

dinner at Holly and Van's

Monday night, we had dinner at Holly and Van's.

On the Edge: The Art of Risking Everything

My book for November was On the Edge: The Art of Risking Everything by Nate Silver. I read Silver's previous book, the signal and the noise, in May of 2013. I currently follow him on Substack.

The book explores the mindset and strategies of elite risk-takers, whom he collectively terms "The River." Drawing on his background as a professional poker player and statistician, Silver investigates how people like professional gamblers, hedge fund managers, venture capitalists, and AI innovators navigate extreme uncertainty and use probabilistic thinking to their advantage in high-stakes environments. The book contrasts "The River's" analytical, contrarian, and risk-tolerant approach with "The Village," a metaphor for the more cautious, conventional mainstream elites in media, academia, and government. Through anecdotes including a detailed look at the rise and fall of FTX's Sam Bankman-Fried—Silver, Silver reveals the common traits and decision-making processes that enable this influential group to shape the global economy and technology.

Although I don't recommend it, I enjoyed the book. It is a mishmash of engaging stories that I don't think fit together towards the books conclusions. I enjoyed the stories. I just don't see how everything fits into some practical conclusions...

There is a discussion at the end of the book about p(Doom). In AI safety, P(doom) is the probability of existentially catastrophic outcomes (so-called "doomsday scenarios") as a result of artificial intelligence. At one point, Silver notes that the scientists building the current Large Language Model AIs don't understand how some of the answers are generated. I am going to follow up by reading a basic primer on AI technology.

Art Show and Dinner with Greg and Michelle

Saturday night, we went downtown with our neighbors Greg and Michelle. We went to an Open House Art Show by Deborah Rhea and DAniel Schoorl. Greg and Michelle own a number of pieces from these artists.

Afterwards, we wandered next door to Magpie Cafe for dinner. For entrees, I had WESTERN LAMB CHOPS [Baba ghanoush, grilled summer squash, cherry tomato, pickles, fresh herbs. Sumac yogurt], while Sharon had a BURGER [Caramelized onions, heirloom tomato, watercress, Sierra Nevada cheddar cheese, pickles, secret sauce, milk bun. Fries]. We spent the dinner talking about their daugther's wedding and our trip to Africa.

We stopped at our house to watch the end of game seven of the World Series. The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Toronto Blue Jays by the score of 5 to 4 in 11 innings. I hate the Dodgers...

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Sacramento Women's Golf Club Members/Guest Tournament

Like last year, Sharon played in the played in the Sacramento Women's Golf Club Members/Guest Tournament at Haggin Oaks. Sharon has been a member this year; She took Debbie as her guest. Playing a scramble and using at least three drives from each player in the foursome, they parred every hole.

Golf Bolstered By New Talent - Dick Heringer at UC Davis

California Aggie, Volume 54, Number 4, 3 March 1955

Golf Bolstered By New Talent

   The Cal Aggie golf team, which didn’t do too well last year, has improved considerably as a result of some additional talent, and Coach Vern Hickey feels that his boys will have a much, better season this year.
   Along with returning lettermen Dave Hughes and Tom Condon, and Dick Heringer, who played a lot last year, there are three new men who look good. These boys, all low eighties golfers, are Dan Catlin, Pete Wallace, and Clark Knowles, who played for Chico two years ago. Also out for the team are Joe Russ, Don Fox and Joe Renner.
   The golf team meets every school in the Far Western Conference twice in dual matches, and then finishes up the season by playing in the Far Western Conference Tournament, May 13 and 14 in Chico.

Dick Heringer and Joyce Abbott at UC Davis

Lunch with Snipes

Snipes and I got together for lunch at Polanco Cantina in DOCO.

Get Together with Larkins and Gainsleys

Originally, we had scheduled an African themed fall dinner party for tonight. About ten days ago, we made a decision to postpone the party. The events of the last three weeks just made it impossible for the chef to provide the type of event everyone deserved and that would live up to its predecessors. We wanted everyone to have a spectacular time and that wasn't going to happen. We are going to try to reschedule after the New Year.

With the date on everyone's calendar, we decided to invite the Larkins and Gainsleys over to play Mexican Train. We never got around to playing dominos. Instead, we spent the evening talking about our trip to Africa and boring the Larkins with our photos and videos!

Sharon picked up pizzas from Serritella's. The Gainsleys brought a salad and the Larkins brought a dessert.

2025 Sacramento Kings versus Utah Jazz

Friday night, Larkin and I went to the home opening night NBA basketball game between the Sacramento Kings and the Utah Jazz. Larkin has given up his season tickets. He ended up buying two tickets: Section 115, Row G, Seats 9 and 10. I liked these seats a lot and may try to get them for a future game.

The game was close with several shifts in momentum; neither team built a double digit lead. There were 5 ties and 7 lead changes. Domantas Sabonis scored off an offensive rebound with six seconds remaining to cap a wild ending. The Kings beat the Jazz by the score of 105 to 104.

I have been very pessimistic about this team. I haven't been this pessimistic about a season since 1993 when the Kings drafted Bobby Hurley. The 1993-1994 team posted a record of 28 wins and 54 losses.

I feel like it is a team of misfit toys. I don't think that the players fit together into an effective team.

I was also shocked at how small the team looked against the Utah Jazz. The Utah started a 7' 2' center, a 7' 1" forward and a 6' 11" forward. The tallest starting player for the Kings was 6' 10". The average height average for the Utah starting line-up was 6' 10", while the average for the Kings was 6' 6". It is going to be interesting to see how this plays out over the course of the season. As you might expect given these differences, the Kings were outrebounded 33 to 50.

Lauri Markkanen was the high scorer for the Jazz. He had 33 points on 12 for 23 from the field, 4 for 13 from three and 5 for 6 from the free throw line.

Zach LaVine was the high scorer for the Kings. He had 31 points on 10 for 18 from the field, 4 for 9 from three and 7 for 7 from the free throw.

The Kings shot 43.8S% (14 for 32) from three, while the Jazz were 31.7% (13 for 43).

Although I have a lot of apprehension about Russell Westbrook being on the team, his line off the bench was pretty good. In 17 minutes, he had 7 points on 3 for 5 from the field and 1 for 2 from three. Westbrook added 4 assists.

The Kings have 1 win and 0 losses in games that I have seen in the 2025-2026 season.

Zoom Call with Nooter

Friday morning, I had a Zoom call with Nooter to catch up. We ended up spending an hour and fifteen minutes talking about our aliments, kids and wives. We also chatted about our trip to South Africa and my impressions of the people, the September Davis Mafia get together, plans for the Army/Navy game and the No Kings Movement.

Tiber's Twelfth Birthday!

To celebrate Tiber's twelfth birthday, we took him to lunch at the Main Event at Ancil Hoffman golf course. He had a hamburger patty.

One Battle After Another

Wednesday afternoon, Sharon and I went to the Country Club Cinema to see One Battle After Another. We are starting our annual journey to see all of the films that might be nominated for an Oscar. As of today, GoldDerby currently has One Battle After Another as the favorite to win the Best Picture Oscar.

One Battle After Another is an action thriller film written, co-produced, and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson (Licorice Pizza, Phantom Thread). It was inspired by the 1990 novel Vineland by Thomas Pynchon.

It stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn, Benicio del Toro, Regina Hall, Teyana Taylor, and Chase Infiniti. It follows an ex-revolutionary who is forced back into his former combative lifestyle when he and his daughter become pursued by a corrupt military officer.

While the movie was filmed in the first half of 2024 before Trump was elected, the film has an undercurrent of a strong immigration crackdown undertaken by an agressive ICE-like organzation. There is also a subplot of a secret society of wealthy far-right white supremacists called the Christmas Adventurers Club.

Sharon and I both liked the movie. I believe it will be nominated for best picture and best director. I would also bet that Sean Penn get a best supporting actor nomination. Sharon commented that DiCaprio is looking more and more like Jack Nichelson.

Towards the end, the movie has a stunt involving a blind summit. I don't think that I have ever seen this stunt done quite like this. I was intrigued...

Dinner with Holly and Van

Holly and Van brought chinese food for dinner from The Wok Takeout. We spent a nice evening catching up on our recent trips.

While we were in Africa, Holly and Van spent September and early October on a five week trip. It included: a week on their own in Cinque Terre, Genoa, Milan, Lake Como and Bologna; a Roads Scholar tour - Beyond the View: The Amalfi Coast and Sorrento, and; the National Geographic Journeys: Morocco in Depth.

We had talked about taking an OATS trip to Morocco with Holly and Van. Based on their summary of the trip, I probably won't be able to get Sharon to Morocco!

Celebrating Lee's Sixth Birthday!

Morgan, Lee and Clem came over for a few hours in the morning. We had an early birthday celebration for Lee; his actual birthday is tomorrow. We got him a couple of LEGO sets: LEGO Classic Creative Pets and LEGO Creator 3 in 1 Wild Animals: Majestic Rhino with Birds.


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2025 Notre Dame Irish versus USC Trojans

Saturday night after Sharon got back from Carmen's baby shower, we went to Sharon's nephew Eric's house to watch the Notre Dame Irish versus USC Trojan college football game. Sharon's family are huge Notre Dame fans. Sharon's dad was Irish-Catholic and raised in Indiana. There are at least two other times that we have joined the family to watch Notre Dame play USC: November 2012 and November 2010.

The group included Tom, Eric, Kevin, Leah, Lydia, Amelia, Sharon and I. I don't think that I have ever watched an Irish game with Eric; he gets very into the game.

No. 13 Notre Dame ended up beating No. 20 Southern California by the score of 34 to 24. It was a pretty exciting game. With USC leading 24 to 20 in the third quarter, Notre Dame's Jadarian Price scored on a tackle-breaking 100-yard kickoff return. The fourth quarter featured two USC turnovers, a fumble and an interception.

Looking out of sync in the wet weather, Notre Dame quarterback C.J. Carr was 16 of 26 for 136 yards and one TD. He rushed 1 yard for Notre Dame’s final score. Jeremiyah Love rushed for a career-high 228 yards and a score.

Notre Dame boosted its College Football Playoff hopes with the victory and should move up in the rankings.

The Notre Dame-USC football series is one of the oldest and most traditional rivalries in college football. USC recently removed the scheduled 2026 game against Notre Dame from its official team website. The two schools have reportedly not yet reached an agreement to extend the annual series.

Carmen's Baby Shower

Sharon and Morgan spent the day at Carmen's baby shower in Orinda.

Tomasin

Tomasin stopped by for a couple of hours midday. We played a couple of games of cribbage and caught up.

The Hindenburg of NBA teams

“This is the Hindenburg of NBA teams this year.”

Safe to say @BillSimmons and @ZachLowe_NBA aren’t too high on the Kings this season. pic.twitter.com/B8slhHZhCh

— The Ringer (@ringer) October 15, 2025

Cindy - Over the Years

Happy Birthday, Cindy!

Bill Simmons NBA Over/Unders, Part 1: Sacramento Kings

Holly - Over the Years

Happy Birthday, Holly!

Celebrating our 29th Wedding Anniversary

Typically, we try to take a trip to celebrate our anniversary. With me recovering, we stayed close to home.

29 Years

Celebrating twenty-nine years of being married to this stunning woman!

A Prayer for the Crown-Shy: A Monk and Robot Book

My second book for October was A Prayer for the Crown-Shy by Becky Chambers. This is the second book in Chambers' Monk and Robot series; I read the first book in June. I also previously read her first four books: The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet [July 2017], A Closed and Common Orbit [April 2018] and The Record of a Spaceborn Few [January 2019] and The Galaxy, and the Ground Within [September 2021].

The book continues the journey of Sibling Dex, a restless tea monk, and Splendid Speckled Mosscap, the first robot to return to human civilization after centuries in the wild. The pair travel across the moon of Panga to human settlements, where Mosscap attempts to answer its core question: "What do people need?" Through philosophical conversations with various communities, Dex helps Mosscap learn about the complexities of human wants and needs in their post-scarcity, solarpunk society. Ultimately, the two friends realize that true fulfillment might not be a grand, fixed purpose, but the simple comfort of being together while searching for the answer.

The series is an example of the solarpunk genre, presenting an optimistic vision of a future where humans have overcome consumerism and environmental catastrophe to live in harmony with nature and with each other. The world of Panga is presented as kind, gentle, and cooperative, though not without its own quiet struggles.

I am lukewarm about this book. While I appreciate what the author is trying to do, I found the story pretty pedestrian. It will be interesting to see where the storyline goes in the next book in the series...

Out of Africa

Saturday night, Sharon and I watched Out of Africa as a rental on the Apple TV. With the intersection of our trip to Africa and Robert Redford's recent death, we have been talking about the movie for some time.

Out of Africa is a 1985 epic romantic drama film directed and produced by Sydney Pollack. The film is based loosely on the 1937 autobiographical book Out of Africa written by Isak Dinesen (the pseudonym of Danish author Karen Blixen) with additional material from Dinesen's 1960 book Shadows on the Grass and other sources. The film stars Meryl Streep, Robert Redford and Klaus Maria Brandauer.

Danish author Karen Blixen (Streep) moves to British East Africa in 1913. Her marriage of convenience to Baron Bror Blixen (Brandauer) quickly falls apart leaving her to run a failing coffee plantation on her own. She begins a passionate but complicated romance with the independent big-game hunter Denys Finch Hatton (Redford), who values his freedom above all else. After losing the farm and Denys in a tragic accidents, Karen reluctantly returns to Denmark, where she channels her bittersweet memories into her famous writings.

Out of Africa won seven Academy Awards at the 58th ceremony (1986), including: Best Picture (Sydney Pollack, Producer); Best Director (Sydney Pollack); Best Adapted Screenplay (Kurt Luedtke); Best Cinematography (David Watkin); Best Original Score (John Barry); Best Art Direction (Stephen B. Grimes), and; Best Sound (Chris Jenkins, Gary Alexander, Larry Stensvold, and Peter Handford). Streep was also nominated for Best Actress.

When it was over, Sharon said "that was quite good." Although I am sure that I saw the movie forty years ago, I didn't remember much of the plot. With a run time of two hours and forty minutes, I found the movie slow in spots, particularly towards the end. The cinematography is wonderful; I particularly enjoyed the shots of the animals and the bush. Filmed in Kenya, the bush was much greener than what we saw in South Africa and Zambia.

Grey Duiker

After seeing a number of grey duikers running away from us at the Makanyi, I finally got a picture of one during the evening game drive on day fourteen at the Leopards Hills Private Game Reserve. I am going to eventually build a list of all the animals that we saw.

Throwback Thursday - Heavenly Valley - 1998

Kitchen Remodel - Day #XXX - Before and After

The Kitchen Remodel series of pictures can be found here.

                    Before                                    After 

Secret of Secrets by Dan Brown

My book for October was Secret of Secrets by Dan Brown. This is the sixth installment of the Robert Langdon series, following Angels & Demons, The Da Vinci Code, The Lost Symbol, Inferno and Origin. I also read his two earlier books: Digital Fortess in June of 2004 and Deception Point in November of 2004.

In Dan Brown's book The Lost Symbol, Brown introduced the character Katherine and the subject of noetics. At time I said, I didn't think that he did a very good job integrating the subject into the novel. Brown brings back Katherine and dives into the subject with a mishmash of nonlocal conscious, human to machine interfaces, multiple personalities and epilepsy.

Two random comments. This is the second book in a row where epilepsy played a major role. Additionally, I think the idea of nanobots for human to machine interfaces a lot more than serious brain surgery...

Like all of the Dan Brown books, the story does a great job of exploring the location. Prague serves as the backdrop for the story. It paints a wonderful picture of the city. Neither Sharon or I have been there. Tom was there in April. With a potential trip to Paris to celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary in 2026, Sharon suggested that we take a side trip to Prague.

Although I am still not sure how I feel about some of the "science' in the book, I enjoyed it. I give it a "B+." Holly had suggested that we read this book for another book club dinner. If we do, it will be an interesting discussion.

The Loco Scheme - Dick Heringer at UC Davis

As I have mentioned, I didn't know much about the parents when they were in college. The one thing that I did know was that something happended to my dad while he was playing football. There were mutterings, but never really a discussion or any real information. As I discuss in a section of my upcoming book, this event had a cascading impact on my life.

California Aggie, Volume 52, Number 7, 29 October 1953

THE LOCO SCHEME

All-University Weekend—That's what’s keeping the world going around for most at this stage of the game.
   There’s going to be a helluva football spectacle that day in the Los Angeles Colisseum. I predict (my head is now at the block) the Cal Aggies will beat Santa Barbara, and in the minor game of the day I expect to see the Bruins defeat the Bears.
   On the local scene the Aggies have suffered a setback. Star guard Richard Heringer has been hospitalized because of a brain concussion suffered in the Nevada game. Hope you get back soon, Dick. We need you.
   On the interfraternity side, in basketball we find somewhat the same story, with Kappa Sigma on top with three wins and no losses, followed by a secondplace tie between the AGR’s and SAE’s, with a two-and-one count.

  STANDINGS: 
  Team       W L 
  Kappa Sigs 3 0 
  AGR        2 1 
  SAE        2 1 
  Delta Sig  1 2 
  Sigma Nu   1 2 
  Theta Xi   1 1 
  Calpha     0 2 
  Phi Sig .  0 2

   Sports are breaking out all over the place. Coach Woody Wilson announced that Intramural tennis will Start next week. Anyone is eligible who doesn’t hold a Varsity Letter in tennis. Signups open this week.    Monday, Nov. 2, is the time for all aspirants for the Varsity and Jr. Varsity Basketball teams to meet in Room 119 of the gym. Time, 4 p.m.—Coach Stromgren announced today.

Dick Heringer and Joyce Abbott at UC Davis

Snipes Wedding Weekend - Day #4

The Wallens headed back to Bremerton on Monday morning.

Snipes Wedding Weekend - Day #3

Julie, Tomasin, Jill, Wallen, Sharon and I had brunch at Casa East Sac [belgium waffles].

The six of us spent the late afternoon and evening for Park Winters celebrating Keith and Lizette's wedding.

Snipes Wedding Weekend - Day #2

The day included:

• a nice breakfast of quiche and fruit on the deck;
• facetiming with Drew and Carmen;
• A 3.25 mile hike through Effie Yeaw Nature Center and around Ancil Hoffman Park;
• watching some of the New York Yankees versus Toronto Blue Jays MLB play off game (Blue Jays 10, Yankess 1);
• some sandwiches from Jersey Mike's;
• the Night Before party in the Snipes' backyard in Davis, and;
• watching the end of the Seattle Mariners play off loss to the Detroit Tigers (Tigers 3, Mariners 2 in 10 innings).

Jill, John, Sharon and I took off for the Night Before Party about 3 pm and got to Davis about 3:45 pm. The party was scheduled from 4 pm to 8 pm. With 100 people invited to the wedding on Sunday, 92 people had RSVP'ed for the evening. The Tomasins rolled up just before 5 pm. There was a very nice buffet dinner from Taqueria Guadalajara.

Snipes Wedding Weekend - Day #1

With Keith and Lizette getting married on Sunday, Wallen and Jill are in town. They flew in on Friday morning and spent the afternoon helping the Snipes set up for an expanded rehearsal dinner in their backyard on Saturday.

Fighting the Friday afternoon traffic over the causeway, the Wallens rolled up to our house in Carmichael about 4:15 pm. They are spending the weekend with us. They actually haven't stay here overnight since Hunter's 60th in 2013...

The four of us spent some time catching up on the deck. Sharon made a great dinner of Peruvian chicken, rice and green beans on Sunday night.

It was really nice to have a leisurely opportunity to catch up just the four of us.

Wallen and I finished the night walking Tiber to the end of the lane and back. We all crashed about 10:30 pm.

Clem

Tongabezi Lodge

On our trip to South Africa, Zimbabwe and Zambia, we spent three nights at the Tongabezi Lodge. As I already said in my musings blog entry, I doubt that we will ever go back to Zambi, but I really enjoyed the Tongabezi Lodge.

During the trip, Tom pointed out that the Tongabezi Lodge is featured in the book 1,000 Places to See Before You Die by Patricia Schultz. Sharon gave me the book for Christmas more than twenty years ago.

While the book focuses on places and attractions, it often includes specific, noteworthy accommodations as part of a destination's entry. Tongabezi is included in the section dedicated to Victoria Falls/Livingstone, Zambia, and is highlighted as one of the quintessential places to stay in the region, known for its unique riverfront location and luxurious, romantic setting.

Nick Sogard

There are several people that Jack played baseball with and against that are still trying to make it in the game. This includes Alex Isola, Nick Sogard, Dylan Carlson and Darren Baker.

Jack played with Nick Sogard on the Jesuit teams.

Over the last two years, Sogard has been up and down between the Boston Red Sox and their AAA affilate in Worchester. Playing second baseball on Tuesday night, Sogard was 2 for 4 with a run scored and strike out in the Red Sox victory over the Yankees in the first game of the MLB AL Wild Card series.

In the seventh inning, Nick Sogard grounded a double into right-center and hustled to second when Judge didn't sprint to pick up the ball. Yoshida lined the next pitch, a fastball at the letters, to center to score Sogard for a 2-1 lead.

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Year	Age	Tm	Lg	Lev	Aff	G	PA	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	CS	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS
2017	19	Loyola Marymount	WCC	NCAA		34	104	83	13	22	3	1	0	10	4	1	13	17	.265	.386	.325	.711
2017	19	Shelter Island	HCBL	Smr		10	36	33	5	8	0	0	0	4	2	1	3	4	.242	.306	.242	.548
2018	20	Loyola Marymount	WCC	NCAA		53	238	185	31	60	5	1	2	21	11	3	30	26	.324	.438	.395	.832
2018	20	Duluth	NWDS	Smr		57	269	217	49	64	4	1	0	37	16	5	46	26	.295	.420	.323	.743
2019	21	Loyola Marymount	WCC	NCAA		59	279	229	39	71	8	0	0	19	30	3	38	44	.310	.418	.345	.763
2019	21	Hudson Valley	NYPL	A-	TBR	63	262	214	36	62	5	0	0	21	20	6	39	43	.290	.405	.313	.718
2021	23	2 Teams	2 Lgs	A+-AA	BOS	80	338	297	52	82	12	2	13	42	8	4	32	59	.276	.346	.461	.807
2021	23	Portland	AANE	AA	BOS	18	63	57	8	15	0	1	0	2	1	1	5	11	.263	.333	.298	.632
2021	23	Greenville	HAE	A+	BOS	62	275	240	44	67	12	1	13	40	7	3	27	48	.279	.349	.500	.849
2022	24	2 Teams	2 Lgs	AAA-AA	BOS	125	472	401	59	102	22	2	4	43	18	4	61	88	.254	.359	.349	.708
2022	24	Worcester	IL	AAA	BOS	65	237	201	26	52	13	1	0	21	9	1	30	45	.259	.356	.333	.689
2022	24	Portland	EL	AA	BOS	60	235	200	33	50	9	1	4	22	9	3	31	43	.250	.362	.365	.727
2022-23	24	Toros	DOWL	FgW		8	30	28	2	7	0	0	0	2	2	0	1	9	.250	.300	.250	.550
2023	25	Worcester	IL	AAA	BOS	112	460	391	74	104	20	4	7	47	17	7	63	79	.266	.370	.391	.762
2024	26	Worcester	IL	AAA	BOS	96	440	368	69	104	19	1	13	59	10	6	64	90	.283	.390	.446	.835
2024	26	BOS	AL	Maj	BOS	31	86	77	13	21	4	0	0	8	3	0	7	25	.273	.326	.325	.650
2025	27	Worcester	IL	AAA	BOS	91	409	340	64	94	22	0	5	28	16	4	64	73	.276	.393	.385	.778
2025	27	BOS	AL	Maj	BOS	30	104	96	13	25	8	0	0	9	2	1	5	24	.260	.317	.344	.661

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Generated 10/1/2025.