Max Kellerman

If you're looking for a GM, Cashman's a very good GM.

He's not good enough to be the Yankees GM because again, as a Yankees fan, I insist you must be the best.

If you're not the best GM, you shouldn't be the Yankees GM.

But he's fine.

He's good.

He does things like, if you are looking for an athletic, highly drafted, high draft position,

disappointing outfielder who you can get on the cheap, Nick Swisher or Curtis Granderson or Grisham you just brought up.

Cashman's your guy.

You'll be like, wow, he really picked up that good, useful outfielder who's actually, look at that, he has 35 home runs.

Gave up very little to get him.

Boy, that's great.

You know what?

Sometimes you pull the trigger on a Garrett Cole trade.

Even if you have to throw in one of your overrated prospects that you'd like to hold on to.

Right?

And he doesn't.

You have to, like, so this is,

The Clippers got it wrong when they pushed all the chips in for Paul George and Kawhi Leonard.

And the Yankees get it wrong when they never push all their chips in for, I mean, the real thing is you have to identify the right target.

The Dodgers say Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman.