Barrett Jackman

And I just, I think I was just shocked, uh,

went to the penalty box.

And I think I said over, I'm like, I've hated you for so long, but thanks for finally fighting me.

And he just kind of had a chuckle and yeah, I kind of knew the end of my career was coming.

So, uh, you know, we're respected a lot of, uh, you know, guys that I battled against and, you know, he was one of the, uh,

You know, he, he always played the game the right way and I respect him, but I, I, I, you know, despised him.

You know what that is boys?

That's Mayweather Pacquiao.

He's like, I'm going to wait till he's right out of his prime in the fighting department.

And then that's when I'm going to go.

What a smart guy.

What a smart guy.

A couple of clicks for Shazi, eh?

Yeah, it was tough.

You know, your life's kind of, you know, you're in a parallel universe where, you know, you're playing Nashville and, you know, you kind of hate them, but, you know, you just wear a blue note for so long.

But at the end of my career, I kind of knew what was coming.

They had some, you know, Edmondson and Bortuzzo were kind of playing that same role that I was.

I had Pareko coming up from the minors and

I was, you know, I wasn't stupid and I, I understood, uh, that he decided not to, to resign me and, and army was, was great about it and, uh, very respectful.

We had great conversation and, um, you know, I know our feelings and he was, uh, so, uh,