Eric Kratz

Yeah.

I think a lot of guys, they buy a microphone and they're like, I want to do a podcast.

I think there's a lot of desire to do it because I think people enjoy it.

But now that we have this show platform, we have Make Plays Media, we have this media platform, this umbrella that has now 29, no, 30 shows under it with Injury Territory and Fair Territory and Baseball America's Hot Sheet.

All these shows together, while one isn't massive like Foul Territory,

Each of them connect with the regions, connect because baseball is a very regional sport.

Jays fans probably don't want to hear about what's going on in, you know, in Bucco territory, in Tiger territory.

And they want to hear exclusive baseball.

content from jay's people that played and the fact that kevin pilar superman ricky romero an all-star lefty came up through the system you know career kind of ended short but everybody remembers from a certain age demographic ricky romero what he meant like these dudes know what they're talking about they're so locked into the sports

We have the brewer show.

We have, you know, we have, we have a Cardinal show.

There's so many different shows that we have and it allows fans to connect deeper, but not just with talking heads.

Well, I get it.

I'm a talking head.

I hope people understand that when you have players like Lance Lynn on the Cardinal show, like Brad Brock on the Oriole on our, on our, uh,

Orioles show.

I'm blanking on the name right now because I was going to say Birdland, but I think it's Birdland.

It's Bluebird and Birdland.

Brad Brock was a player for the Orioles.

So you get the true version of it, and I hope people come to it to hear exactly what's going on or what we think is going on based on what we've seen and experienced.