Austin Bonta

He can run.

He's got great instincts.

To bring in a player that is young,

who's got pedigrees, got bloodlines with his brother, can play all over the field.

He's a switch hitter.

For him to have four home run nights, that would be fantastic.

This is a guy, his high contact ability, switch hitter.

One Luis for another.

We know which one is better.

We also understand, as you heard on the way into this segment, about giving him a runway to kind of get his major league career going after playing part-time the last couple of years for the Mets.

The thing that surprises me about this is that no one said anything after, let's say Sox Fest, right?

Like time number one.

Well, because anybody can misspeak one time.

Two times, okay, that's not great.

But three times?

Three times?

That's your job is to know your players.

And then the fourth time is like, hey, man, that's when they start compiling things.

It's like, I feel like I've heard this before.

And people start looking for it and sending examples of it to Sam.