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So that was a good pivot for them.

That means that they were working.

They were working different things, one right after another, bang, bang.

Like, okay, this is what we want, number one.

If we don't go, then we got this hero over here, number two.

Whereas the Yankees are just, they're not doing, it's like Cody Bellinger or Bust is this entire offseason.

And I don't understand how the Yankees can operate with that mentality of Cody Bellinger or Bust.

But that is exactly what it seems like the Yankees are doing here.

Because reporting came out this afternoon.

Bob Klapisch said that the Yankees, and this was backed up a little bit by Bill Madden, the Yankees' offer is 5 for 160.

We had heard between 155 and 160.

The offer is between...

Klapisch saying the offer is 5-4, 1-60, two opt-outs, which Heyman reported earlier in the week, and they are not budging.

They are not getting into a bidding war, which backs up what Madden said.

And the additional piece of information from Klapisch was that the Yankees are prepared to walk if there is a bidding war, which...

I know my initial take was six for 180.

That's where I would go with Cody Bellinger.

That's where I would feel comfortable.

I also know I've said if you feel comfortable at five, you should feel comfortable at seven.

I know I said all those things.