Gordo

I'm fine.

It is fascinating, though, about how

much they gave like how they prioritize this guy like this is your I get it there wasn't like a lot of free agencies left but how they prioritize this where like put it this way Gordo in the beginning of the offseason when we're all guessing hey who are they going to go after you know who's Rangers I didn't even look at I should have looked back at like Tim Britton's projections MLB trade rumors projected what Rangers Suarez projected at

If there was only a way to look this up.

But I certainly don't think that people would say, oh, well, you know what?

You're going to allocate not only that sort of money, that sort of years, but everyone would be freaking out about giving up the draft picks.

That's the crazy part about this.

That's the crazy part about it.

I almost feel like the crazy part is that this qualifying offer, which everyone flips out about, and Scott Boras says, this is the thing dragging down everybody's market.

The Red Sox, out of nowhere, says, oh, we don't care about that.

I mean, I don't want to bring Bregman back into this, but it's almost like, oh, you don't care about that, but you care about no trade clauses?

Yeah.

It's weird.

I mean, you can make a case for anything.

What was it?

Do you look it up?

Sure.

They're related.

It's a pivot, but the pivot isn't complete.

It's like, and here's, I'm going to come back to my original rant on this podcast.