Jordan Schusterman

Marlins are trying to get.

And I think that the Marlins have been trying to thread this needle of like, we know how much Sandy means to us, what he has meant to us during this era, during this rebuild, maybe they're moving in the right direction, but also Peter Bendix is not stupid.

And if he feels like he has enough good going on with kind of the next generation that he can trade Sandy without it feeling like a total slap in the face to the guys in the room, which I feel like at times over the last couple of years, it maybe would have felt that way, even if they weren't competing and,

that's probably the conversation that, that they're having right now, but he's still been really inconsistent.

I mean, you see the flashes, but you know, the guys get, he, I know strikeouts were never really his thing, but the fact that his strikeout rate right now is 16%, which is like a total career low.

It is not even close.

Like that's the part that would kind of concern me, even if, you know, the ground balls are usually there and the stuff mostly looks the part.

So I still think there's going to be teams interested, but,

But trying to gauge what it's going to cost and if a team like Toronto would have the pieces to go do it is still really hard to say at this point.

Oh, my God.

I mean, just seeing them hanging out in spring training was already spectacular.

I'm sorry.

Did you say Murakami is listed at 215?

Yes, yes.

The dude's jacked.

I'm not saying he doesn't look good.

I'm just saying he's probably more than 213 pounds.

But yeah, Nishida is such a fun story.

This is something we've seen more of.

Rintaro Sasaki got a lot of the attention because he was a top prospect in Japan when played at Stanford.