Rob Bradford

So when I look at that, oh, plus you have one of the greatest hitters of all time on your team, even though they need more help.

Like that's the Yankees.

Then the blue Jays are like, screw it.

We're spending money.

And I talked to Mark Shapiro about this last year and he's the president of the blue Jays for those that don't know.

And he goes, we're a big market.

You know, we are the team of Canada here, but also we want to win and they're backing it up Boston.

I like their nucleus.

So, you know, I, I think that they still need a piece or two, but point being, um,

at least a gauntlet, and it should be.

But that's also why this offseason teams have to get better because if you don't, it's going to be tough sledding, and you better hope that you are excellent at something.

And that's what the Blue Jays were.

Rob, Blue Jays were the best bad and average team last year.

They were the best situational hitting team last year.

That's why they went to the World Series.

So that's – but they understand they have to get better.

So that's a long-winded answer for me.

But this is why I love the AL East, and if I'm the Orioles, so far you've done what you've said you would, except I do think they got one more move up their sleeve, Rob.

Yes, I do.

You know, right now when I look at this, this is the part where I'm being around the game and understanding, especially nowadays, what's one thing that has now become a guarantee in the sport of baseball, which always had been relevant or at least a part of it, but it's even more because of how things have changed.