Max Kellerman

He was in the finals going against Giannis.

It's not like he was a bad player.

And the Yankees took unheralded guys compared to some of the Japanese superstars like Tanaka, who was great.

Great under pressure.

Like, it's a shame that guy never won a World Series because he was such a great pitcher.

And history will forget them compared to some of these other guys, and that's a shame.

No, you're right.

The Yankees and the Red Sox are stuck in their generic powerhouse big market teams who are like, oh, shucks, the playoffs are a crapshoot.

Meantime, the Dodgers find that blue chip guy, and they're like, we don't care what it costs.

We're going to get that guy.

Ten years ago, the Red Sox get Freeman.

Hall of Fame guy toward the end of his career, but it ain't over yet.

He's still near enough his prime.

And you want him in any playoff series, any game.

Incredible playoff performer where the Yankees look at a guy like Goldschmidt, who was never as good as Freeman.

But yeah, but like maybe.

And OK, we'll get him.

Maybe he can have a bounce back here.

Come on.

Sean, a short deal.