Evan Bradshaw

So they're a really good spot in terms of that.

So I guess the tricky thing with them is just the track record of managers recently just has not been great.

Yeah.

Everybody's gone there.

Yeah.

Kapler didn't do well.

Bob Melvin didn't do well, despite doing well in San Diego.

And then, yeah, just it's kind of wonky.

Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

The top four feel like all win now, which I felt like as a manager, it's like as much as that's pressure going in, at the same time, I think that's the whole point.

If you're on a team that's just perennially losing and you have a chance to go to one of these four teams, I doubt you're going to be like, nah, I'll try to ride this one out for a rebuild or whatever.

Wow.

Go ahead.

Number one, I got the Braves.

Oh!

They just have, I mean, as Julian said in the past, and obviously they had injuries and underperformance this year, but they feel like they have the best core of the crew all locked up because you got Matt Olsen, who, much like Pete Alonzo, is one of the few guys to play all 162.

I know.

He's played it two years in a row.

You got Acuna, who's great when he's on.

Unfortunately, he's injury prone as hell.