Adnan Virk

at the top of the list of managers that might get hired next number one guy because he has all the bona fides right your former manager of the year

He's won a World Series as a manager and as a bench coach, normally with those Astros.

And he won a World Series as a player.

So he's well-respected throughout the game.

But the biggest reason why I just can't see AC taking the job is that he's going to be paid $7 million this season.

Oh, wait, $7 million next season.

So if I'm just sitting at home in Puerto Rico, as he is with his twin kids, like, you're going to really sell me hard.

I'm like, hey, Seattle's the place to go.

I'm like, really?

I'm feeling pretty good right now in Puerto Rico.

I'm going to go at $7 million.

So I'm sure that's the first call they make.

Michael, hey, Cora, whatever it takes.

We'll give you $10 million.

But I think if you're making that kind of money and you're not in a rush, and I think for him right now, it's family first.

But yes, that would be the first call to make.

Alex Cora, come work with Julio Rodriguez and Josh Naylor.

Yeah, I think what people don't realize, you guys who are certainly being there, but like don't realize is that if you're in Seattle and you're successful, you own the region.

You know what I mean?

Like you dominate the entire Pacific Northwest and, of course, going into Vancouver where you guys are.