Adam Ottavino

The people in Canada.

You went up from 45% to 50%.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But it is a funny thing because, like, you don't – I mean, I've done 123 live streams now.

Like, you've done how many podcasts now?

You know, and at a certain point, like, you know, if you really watch your show or my show, you get a sense of the tone, and then something all of a sudden feels like a different tone.

It's very noticeable.

oh don't don't don't think i don't think i didn't get asked on like five or six shows the next day i mean michael k is trying to get me to come on his radio show i'm like no it's okay man i think i'll pass i'm going on a yankee broadcaster's radio show to talk about my mets comments like come on what are we going to gain out of that but but you know what we have this gear michael if you want to buy some so

I'm just saying, obviously people think it's a click-baity thing, but that wasn't the truth.

Then you start to look at the components of it, how many years are left for each guy, how old each guy is, which direction each guy's game is going.

Nimmo seems to be holding strong offensively, but some of the metrics were negative defensively.

David Stearns was very blatant and open about his desire to get better on defense.

And then it's the opposite for Semien.

Semien's defense is like really peaking defensively.

The last few years in the offense maybe is the question mark.

So it makes sense in terms of what each team's looking to do.

Rangers had a hard time scoring runs last year.

Mets had a hard time playing defense last year.

Okay, that makes sense.