Pat

But the one that I ended up settling on is going back to where it all started in St.

Louis.

I think St.

Louis, because like you said, Sammy, this is a guy who's got, you know, who knows how much long left in the league.

I doubt he wants to sign a minor league deal.

So you go to a young team that's really not going to be good, but it's a place you're familiar with.

You can kind of mentor these young guys a little bit and then deadline rolls around.

The Cardinals are not going to be good.

They flip him to a team trying to make the wild card, whatever.

I think it's a match that works.

He gets major league playing time and inevitably gets moved at the deadline.

The Cardinals

Bring back a guy they had over a decade ago and they get a little bit of veteran leadership in that clubhouse.

Gordo, I also had Twins.

I think their rotation after Pablo Lopez is not the best.

It's Joe Ryan, Bailey Ober, Zebby Matthews, Simeon Woods-Richardson, Taj Bradley.

those, none of those guys are established beacons of health.

And for the exact reason you did, I think it's a team that they're not in a great division.

I don't think there'll be good either way, but let's tell, we'll be, let's tell, and they can flip at the deadline.

So I knew that you guys were going to do Red Sox, so I tried to mix it up a little bit.