Dakota Mekas

Probably a signing or two that'll compete with Shaw for an infield spot.

And this is the kind of move that maybe if you're a veteran bat that is, you know, like Turner last year, where you're like, maybe I'm ready for a bench roll, this is the type of team that you're more willing to do a

bench role type of deal with now because you believe, hey, this is a playoff contender.

I want to be around this team.

I want to be a part of it.

Even if I don't have as big of a role.

It's interesting.

There's kind of two routes you can go with that.

Do you want to go for a very specialized guy?

Do you want like –

a Billy – not that this exact player exists, but a Billy Hamilton's kind of speed guy?

Do you want someone that's like – because he's not going to get that many at-bats, probably, the fourth outfielder.

Or do you want someone who's more well-rounded, someone who can kind of go play all three outfield spots and is going to hit 240 and is not going to do anything remarkable, but is just kind of out there to be solid and steady?

Like a Mike Tauchman type.

We just learned about deferred money.

Let's defer all of it.

Defer everything.

$1 to Bregman, $1 to Bellinger, rest of it deferred.

Yes.

Dakota said there was going to be one guy that's going to have a long wait.