Rob Bradford

All right.

Like right in the heart, right where everyone's executives are right next to MLB network radio.

It was all right there.

And that told me a lot about, you know, how smart you are, how invested you are, and how you also, I mean, a sliver of the whole thing.

But still, like, that was a great idea.

And then I saw you in action, again, from a distance.

All of it's good.

What I'm saying is that I think that you have separated yourself in a world that's not easy to separate yourself.

Well, let me just tell you.

So a couple things jumped to mind.

Two of them are in the same bucket, which is it takes balls to do what you did and what you're doing.

And what I'm saying is that, first of all, to pull the cord on how you're identified, and let's be honest, a lot of people, that's how they're identified.

I'm identified as a baseball player.

And to pull the cord on that, that's a hard thing to do.

No matter if you're in high school, college, AA, AAA majors, whatever it is, hard to do.

And then to not wait around and say, hey, MLB Network, hire me.

Come on, hire me.

But to take it upon yourself, say, I see this avenue.

I know that I'm good.

I can do this.