Rob Bradford

Because this is the problem.

Because an organization can go through that exercise –

and be like, oh, well, look, our war says that we got better, and this fits here, and this fits there, and all the analytics line up and suggest that we are improving here.

Well, sometimes it's just, well, does that player fit perfectly for what you are?

Because sometimes that player is going to be a flawed player, which you can pick apart.

But does that player...

fit for what you need, and that might be in terms of hitting home runs, that might be in the clubhouse, whatever it is.

Pete Alonzo was that player.

Alex Breming was that player.

So that's the frustrating thing when you're building a team.

I could be a great GM, Gordo, is what I'm saying.

Don't you think so?

Of course I think so.

Okay, thank you.

you hit it right on the head when you say you're building a team here, we're not building the highest war and doing it blindly.

Like you have to, you have to have pieces that fit together, both on the field and personality wise off the field.

And that's why when we're talking about what, what does this last Red Sox move need to be?

It needs to be for a power hitter.

Cause that's, that's a deficiency on this team.

Like we need a guy that's going to hit home runs to, to put it the way Craig, Craig Breslow put it earlier in the off season, several times.