Evan

Oh, it's not fair.

Baseball's got to change it.

But the reality is that you wanted the Mets to do that.

You expected the Mets to do it.

And by the way, the Met offer that he turned down was ridiculous.

Ridiculous.

$55 million a year.

And if they had gotten Kyle Tucker at what we all would have agreed was a contract that he's probably not worth, but they were willing to give it to him to get him because that's the promise that Steve Cohen made, we would have celebrated it if we're Met fans, right?

Yeah.

So if we would have celebrated a four-year $220 million deal to Kyle Tucker, you can't start bitching and moaning about the fact that the Dodgers spent more to get him and now baseball's broken.

Agreed.

It's exactly what you wanted.

And by the way, it's exactly, to their credit, I think, what they did to get Bichette and steal him from the Phillies.

So stop.

Relax.

If anyone should be upset today, it's Yankee fans.

Because the Yankees have got nobody.

The Mets at least panicked, pivoted, and got Bo Bichette.

And you can make the argument, Bo Bichette should have been signed to the exact same deal by the Yankees.

Absolutely.