Evan Bradshaw

He's interviewing for every job.

Yeah, Angels.

They said the Padres are interested in him and Passon and somebody else's came out and said the Orioles are interested in him.

So he's going for three jobs right now, which is pretty nuts.

I don't know what the heck's going on there.

That's wild.

yeah i know crazy i think the main thing they're doing is he was really good in winter ball so that's what they're banking on i don't know i should know this i can get sean sprattling on the horn yeah was he he was a wbc he did something with a wbc right yeah yeah because when you look him up on google outside of obviously if i google him i can probably find that he probably has like a dr or a porter basically what you're doing is

Here's everything.

I remember when Mendoza, right before the Mets hired him, he interviewed for every opening in that cycle, it felt like, and then it was like, bam, the Mets.

So Albert Pujols is on the way to possibly being like, all right, which one do I want?

And the other thing with him that's kind of odd is it feels like most managers are known for being managers, whereas he's going to probably be in the Hall of Fame this upcoming year as a player, and then it's like, bam, now you're a manager sometimes.

Nelson Cruz, I think, is the GM.

You might have to find a new guy.

So number eight, I have the Rockies.

They're just the most bizarre organization of all time.

Although... New GM.

Yeah, with Cannon the GM and Cannon the manager, I mean, obviously their owner's the same, but it does feel like they... Because I've heard so many times, I think it was even on this pod, where they're like...

Pretty much every organization operates in a similar way.

And the Rockies were just on like a different planet this past couple of years with the GM and with the manager.

So I think that's mainly why it's down here, because it's like they got they probably to fix like everything.