Jeremy Guthrie

We have a lot of really loyal customers all over the league.

And so it's hard to single them out.

But we just have guys that really stretched, pushed the envelope this year.

Josh Naylor was one that kind of comes to mind.

He called at the start of the year.

He said, hey, I want to just blow it out this year.

I want to get the coolest, most exclusive Jordans.

And he did a bunch of other non-air Jordans.

He did some Reeboks, some Allen Iverson pairs.

Um, he really stretched into different realms and said, I wanted to shock the world with my cleats.

And he did it like he did, I think over 30 different conversions.

And he also did some, some artwork on some other ones, but he, he brought some, some serious noise to the, uh, to major league baseball this year.

Well, it's just tough to say.

Yeah, it's preference.

Some people like Baylor wore in the playoffs some Swarovski studded cleats that were customized that way.

Others, you know, I really appreciate it when I played.

the the special makeups made by nike i always thought those were incredible to be able to design them yourself like with the actual company so there's no necessarily rolls royce it just depends what it is you know you like and enjoy and for some guys it's it's wearing a comfortable shoe and making it a cleat other guys it's taking a cleat and customizing it to make it look one of one different than everybody else's

Yeah, from what I hear, they've pulled back quite a bit.

They recognize that the return on their investment maybe wasn't as beneficial as it had been in the past.

And so if they had a roster of 100 players that they were paying to wear their shoe, they've reduced it greatly.