Jason Mackey

And like, if they both would have held to that, it wouldn't work.

So they had to find a way to get what they both won out of this.

Like,

you know, Griffin's camp wanted to be closer to the Roman Anthony side of things.

And they got there.

Um, and the pirates wanted to obtain value on the contract.

Like if they're taking that sort of financial risk, they want to feel like they're getting, you know, below what they would otherwise pay.

Like in this case, you're looking at an AAV.

I know it's going to be structured differently of about 15 and a half million.

That's a great value for the pirates.

Um, and part of that was achievable because they went to a ninth year and,

I just, I don't think that's a bridge too far for Griffin.

Obviously not.

He just talked to us a few minutes ago about, you know, it was actually his dad talking about, he hopes he's just a one uniform person.

It's something that Connor's brought up.

Like he wants to stay here.

So, no, I'm not.

It's hard one to answer, Bob, because I don't think somebody like Connor Griffin would ever choose to have Scott Boris representing him.

Yeah, I mean, I know both of them.

They're two very, very different human beings.