Evan

I don't know if that's a good move for the New York Yankees.

But Bichette on a deal where he can opt out after one year.

You can play him at shortstop for one year while Anthony Volpe takes till May to come back or whatever.

Then you put him wherever.

You have a legitimate shortstop that can hit right-handed back.

They're in desperate need of.

Contact hitter, they're in desperate need of.

Shortstop in desperate need of.

Not a long-term commitment, so you're not worried about, you know, the $100 million next year that you have to give the city.

I agree.

This is the contract and the player.

If this contract was available for Bichette, the Yankees should have been all over it, more so than the Mets.

I agree.

And I thought if the Mets were going to pivot as quickly as they did to get Bichette, the pivot would have been to Bellinger.

That would have made more sense to me.

They need an outfielder.

Based on their need for an outfielder.

But yeah, so to me, I think the Mets, as fans, you guys really went through the rollercoaster where you thought you had Tucker.

You kind of did have Tucker.

You lose Tucker.