Chris Rose

And I'm not debating that.

I mean, it seems like it is a great team to be affiliated with, that they get along, all that sort of stuff.

But there's a business side to this sport as well.

And so we wondered, is there something wrong with him?

And then it started to come out, well, maybe he wasn't 100%, and maybe the way he pushed himself down the stretch, and particularly in the playoffs, to be available for that team might have made him feel like, okay, this isn't the time for me to go search that big paycheck as a free agent.

So he took the guaranteed 16 mil, came back, and now we find out he's been put on the 60-day injured list.

Yeah.

And that's something that would worry me moving forward with him.

You just happen to have it handy, right?

I'm such a hat nerd.

Well, I mean, let's remember, he did start his career as a shortstop.

So making the move, I will tell you a few things.

Number one, there will never be a second baseman in the history of the sport who's got a better arm than that dude.

I mean, he has got a howitzer attached to that.

I really believe they did it.

And Craig Stammen, their rookie manager, basically said, like, we want him to stay in the game mentally.

You can't be daydreaming at second base because you're going to get a ball at your teeth.

You know, in right field, particularly in San Diego,

Scenery's great, guys.

Like, you know, kind of be ready to go.