Alonso

Dodgers are two outs away from losing the World Series, right?

Toronto Blue Jays, two outs away from winning.

They've been aggressive in the offseason, but the Dodgers have been silently doing their thing.

Like, Edwin, I will be 1,000% honest with you.

The two high-profile signings that the Dodgers have done in this offseason of Edwin Diaz, Kyle Tucker, not on my radar.

Because at the end of the day...

the Dodgers are loaded up in, in kind of the offensive and the pitching aspect of it.

All right.

And they have Tanner Scott.

Yeah.

He had an office, an off year, but we now know why he had, he had an abscess in the back of his leg.

That's going to make it tough for you.

And so, you know, rebound year, all that jazz.

And plus he got paid a lot of money, got paid $72 million to come over there.

And so you get Edwin Diaz for, for, for 69 million.

Kyle Tucker for 240, which, first of all, to me, just what this all sounds like is if there is truth to it, and for all intents and purposes, it does sound like there was a 10-year offer, and then this offer from the Dodgers, and then the Mets offer was in the four-year 220 range is what's been reported.

Not far off.

You're in the range, right?

But knowing Excel Sports, they weren't going to show their hand to any of these teams.

They were simply saying, hey, this is what's out there.