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So I would think that they're going to end up having to get rid of him, especially if the relationship is as fractured

As it is.

He can't go back there.

He's got to go.

And someone's going to get him on a discount.

And hopefully he can still play.

Let's go to Rob in Whitestone.

What's going on, Rob?

That's just my point.

I don't know if it's oversaturation as much as what he was talking about because we've had this conversation off the air a little bit that we're spoiled as fans in this country when it comes to seeing greatness or seeing our guys play together or whatever it may be.

But a big part of it is you put it on and you don't –

I mean, I've said this a million times today, but, you know, when Tariq Scoble's giving you one game as the Cy Young award winner and that's it, when Paul Skeens gets pulled with 60 pitches, when all of these, you're not, they're making it clear that it's not the most important thing.

When your manager is so clueless that he doesn't know that you've advanced or not and then tells the team and then they go out thinking they don't have to play the next day and then they all of a sudden like, oh, crap, we have to play the next day.

I mean, if you don't care...

How am I supposed to care?

That's really what it comes to.

I mean, I put on the Olympics.

Hockey is not, you know, is down the list for me of my favorite sports.

You put on the Olympics, you are into it immediately because these guys are playing their ass off.

They're hitting each other.