Bruce Levine

I reported that first.

He was upset about it.

It was factual, but the reality is that

The sensitivity and what happened back then, those things were real.

And like I said, Frank, very sensitive guy, very prideful guy, rightfully so.

And look, for me, he was a hero during that period of time because him and Paul Canerco, Paul Canerco right there with him.

They were the instigators in really the first drug testing being taken place back in that time, with the first drug tests at that point in 2002 going into 2003, because of the fact that their numbers, their teammates, everybody in baseball was being impacted by steroids.

Frank obviously probably missed at least one MVP award,

because of steroids, and the others were being impacted.

That's cool.

I think we need to continue to make progress.

And I believe that.

I believe diversity is good for us.

I think we have become a more diverse league across every platform, including coaching.

But we still have more work to do.

So there's got to be more steps.

So we're reevaluating everything we're doing, including our accelerated program, including every aspect of our policies and our programs to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow rather than yesterday.

So we need to be looking at that and sort of say, okay, why did we have the results this year?

What is it that we can be doing in training or education?

And that goes for not just the candidates, but also the clubs and how we can try to continue to increase the opportunities and the outcomes ultimately.