Jason Mackey

But, you know, I also understand negotiations and making the best deal possible.

And it has much more, many more layers than just saying yes or no.

So.

Yeah, I mean, it's becoming –

a trend.

It is a trend.

A lot of it just depends on what your comps are.

Roman Anthony's been somebody that's been thrown around a lot in the Conor Griffin discussions, and he's at about $135 million.

If Griffin was willing to sign on the dotted line for $95 million, I think we'd have a deal.

I think that's

you know, sort of the problem or sort of the holdup there.

So it's just appraising his value.

And I think part of what makes this unique guys is, you know, you can talk about Colt Emerson.

We can talk about Jackson Choreo.

You can talk about Roman Anthony, like Connor Griffin's a different cat.

Like he's extremely young and he has extremely high upside.

And so I understand his camp's belief.

They don't want him to sign a bad contract.

They don't want him to go for nothing.

They don't want to ruin precedent or whatever.