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Like, for example, there was a texter that said that Michael Reinsdorf and Bryson Gramsci misaligned on who hired the coach.

Oh, that's not what that was, 708.

That was, I'm pretty sure, Michael making a joke about Billy Donovan being the head coach of the team when they didn't have a GM.

And when he said we, I assumed he was speaking on behalf of the team.

But yeah, I didn't get that impression.

I think what you wanted to hear was, first of all, I thought Michael Reinsdorf, once again, was really informative.

Started by apologizing to fans that they weren't good enough.

And then when he says, this isn't his dad making the joke about Shohei Ohtani not going to the White Sox.

He made it sound like the second apron and the luxury tax, as we used to commonly refer to it in the NBA.

was an eventuality if his team is competitive and wanting to be in the playoffs and try to compete for championships.

That did not indicate to me that that was an owner who was satisfied with a play-in appearance.

An expensive loser.

That's what you don't want.

You don't want an expensive loser.

No, no.

And frankly, we could all describe somebody as being an expensive loser.

You know one or two in your life.

But I'm not the type of person, I don't necessarily need you to tell me you're humble.

If you're super confident and you're proud of the work you've put in because you took all the steps, then I'm happy for you too.

That doesn't matter to me.