Bailey is having a very difficult conversation with Teddy and Henry since she has to admit that there are problems with the device they implanted. Teddy kind of flips and upon hearing that Henry has to start testing his blood sugar again, snipes at Bailey about how this device that was supposed to help is now a failure. It was at this point that I yelled at the TV, "HelLO, this was a TRIAL," and then I'm echoed by a very easygoing Henry reminding Teddy of that fact. Bailey assures them that they did find out what is wrong and are now searching for a solution, and Henry reminds Teddy that he knew all of these things might happen when they gave it to him in the first place. Henry reassures Teddy that everything will be okay and that Bailey will figure it out, and they leave. Fortunately that leaves Bailey alone with her, "Shit, I'm not sure that's really true," look on her face.

Cristina gets started on her angioplasty and isn't really into the idea of having a conversation with the guy about his career in fast food while she does it, especially when he asks her if this is all she does every day. He doesn't notice her silence and just explains how he is the manager of his restaurant which means he has to pitch in and do a little bit of everything, including cleaning the restrooms. If only Teddy were there she'd kiss the guy on the lips for trying to teach Cristina the lesson she's been trying to drill into her all season. Cristina, on the other hand, has them sedate him a little bit further to stop his chuckling about how this is obviously the surgical equivalent of cleaning toilets.

Henry and Teddy see Owen shaking his head and he laments that he seems to have lost his starting pitcher to brain surgery. Dude, you can't complain after you were just insisting that your starting pitcher take the surgery in the first place. But this conveniently allows Teddy to beg to be the new pitcher, which conveniently also allows her to remind Henry that he was pro ball player once who can vouch for her. Actually, their short courtship never featured baseball but Owen perks up to hear the "former pro" part and wants Henry on the team as a ringer. He tells Henry that he'll hire him as an administrative assistant and fire him after the game. As Henry suggests he could have a cooler job title, the boys both ignore Teddy's continued pleas to be allowed to pitch.