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and In the intervening time since then, Jordan Morris has really, I think, come into his own as ah as a number nine. you know we were I think you and I were talking about this recently, and you you mentioned this on the on the Timbers broadcast, about for all the numbers that he's putting up, he doesn't, to use or at the time, he didn't necessarily feel like a number nine to you. And but at least what I've seen, especially in this last stretch of games where You know, you know, he had the two goals against the earthquakes, which are not his. Those are more kind of like number nine type of goals where they are a number in the box type of of plays. yes And then he hasn't scored in the last three games, but he's contributed in very positive ways to scoring in each of the last three games, either through, you know, like he makes the goal against the rapids, even though he doesn't finish that chance and he definitely should have finished the chance that Rothrock set him up for.