Al Dukes

Who's that for?

I mean, it's fine.

It's entertainment.

But the two cars and then the dancers and the trolley car and all that music when the guys are coming out.

I know, but that doesn't get that job done.

Yeah, which I don't get as bothered by it.

I'm more interested in the conversation about the people behind the scenes.

What are you trying to do or trying to accomplish with this?

So you gave me an answer with Netflix.

All right, so Netflix is going to put everybody out there, going to try to promote their product.

We've seen that.

I just talked about how that's been going on for years and years.

That's nothing new.

I'm talking about from a Major League Baseball standpoint.

So that's it.

So basically, there's the answer.

Right, which in turn could be turning off their core fan base.

I know, but I also think you have to have people that are interested in the game to do any of this.

That's really my point.

And it's like you have this, are you going to go to the short term, I'm going to grab this money and let Netflix completely take over