Gio

Have you... I know you've seen at least some of this.

The way these guys have taken this so... Like, Juan... I said yesterday, Juan Soto looks like his heart and soul has been poured into this tournament.

I do believe for country and for... I think it matters more to them.

It really does.

So here would be a good comparison.

And that would be if you talk to the Team USA hockey guys...

how much that meant to them because that was i mean i don't i don't know if it was the equivalent of the dominican republican baseball with the way they are taking this tournament but it certainly seemed like the team usa hockey guys it meant everything to them you have to ask them you know how much how much did this mean to you and would you trade this for a stanley cup championship i think that's a very good question or comp that you could ask these guys i don't know

I feel like, and we've talked about this, I feel like we are spoiled as humans living here in America, number one.

But we're spoiled as fans, too, in that we watch these guys every day.

And I know you can watch them from afar with the MLB package and the satellites and all that if you're so fortunate enough to do it.

But it's different when you've got all of your guys on one team playing.

and it just seems to mean more so.

Understood.

You would think.

Yes, you would think.

It's hard to answer because we're not in that situation.

I would think that as much as Aaron Judge talks about really wanting to win this event, yeah, I think for him it would mean more to win a World Series with the Yankees.

I agree with you.

But it seems different for these guys from the different countries.

I can't explain it.