Joey Votto

He created the unfair advantage that he gets to hit and pitch at a very high level.

He's going to win another MVP this year.

right?

Nothing's for sure.

The starting pitcher for the Philly Sanchez has had an excellent start.

We typically don't give away the MVP to pitchers, but it's going to be five and six years if he wins it.

It's going to be unanimous if he wins it.

I really think we're talking about Tiger Woods in our lifetime, Michael Jordan in our lifetime.

I think we're talking about one of the great athletes of the 21st century, and

I don't know if it's because of the nature of baseball in that you watch us every day and we don't wow you and we ask you to kind of tune in on a daily basis and evaluate us at the end of six and seven months.

But

At the very end of the season, Shohei is not only going to give you the goods, but he's also going to do it on both sides of the ball.

And I don't think we'll ever, I don't know if we'll ever see this sort of greatness for a long, I don't know if we'll see it in our lifetime unless, you know, Sam Altman and Elon step in and extend their lives a couple hundred years.

So we'll see.

I got you facing Otani once.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Funny enough, that ended my career.

Essentially.

And it was the day he got his second Tommy John.