Bradfo

other than bringing in Simeon, it seems like they've taken an enema to the whole roster.

I've always felt like, and Mets fans are screaming and yelling, but it always feels like, and I know they're in on Tucker, that, okay, we're clearing it out, but we're building it back in, whether that's because of the clubhouse dynamic or whatever it is.

Um...

What is your perception about the bats, about the way they're doing things?

Because I think it's really, really interesting because, again, we're trying to piece all this stuff together and get in David Stern's mind.

So what's your perception of it?

What's weird, Zach, is that, and this isn't the reality, but it's going to be perception.

As long as you have Juan Soto sitting there with this $800 billion contract...

the expectation is you're always going to compete with the big boys.

Like, that's it.

Like, that's the expectation.

So any hint that you're rebuilding or have to sort of turn things over, say, wait a second, you know, this was the ultimate example of going for it.

We were going for it.

We're the team going for it with Juan Soto.

But to your point, sometimes it just has to be done.

And you can't just keep trading Nolan McClain's and Jonah Tong's and these guys for – put all those guys together for lack of a better example.

All those guys together for Peralta or even Joe Ryan because we're going to win it now.

At some point, you have to just reset.

But the Soto thing is interesting to me.

The last thing, who do you think...