Evan

Yes.

He's the only player in baseball.

Have they tried?

Yes.

You don't know that.

Anyone would.

Who have they tried with?

Everybody.

Nobody wants to defer that money.

Juan Soto didn't defer any money.

Did they try?

Yeah, I mean, Tucker deferred like $30 million of his $240.

Okay.

He deferred $68.

They literally pay.

The back-to-back MVP, arguably, in my opinion, best player in baseball, in the last two years, they've written a check for $4 million to him.

He's won two MVPs, and he's made $4 million.

million you know why the other 68 goes into an account that's right crew eight percent interest on it over the next 10 years every single year at another 68 and another 68 and another 68 yeah they get to do that while he's making the money hand over fist because he's brought the entire japanese market to nothing but dodger fans that's right yeah so that's an advantage that's not an advantage that's called they're better at business than you no it's not an advantage no it's not it's the only team he would go play for everybody he didn't even take

a meeting with the Yankees.

Everybody plays by the same rules.