Rob Radford

We're not doing anything.

So we all go out and then, boom, Karl Crawford news comes and everyone's immediately, OK, where's the pot of coffee?

You know what was another good part of that was that Brian Cashman calmly sat, stood in the middle of the lobby, very willing to say, if you want to pay $40 million more than the second guy, go ahead.

Yeah, we just found out this today.

By the way, we had our good friend Ryan Dempster on the other day.

We were talking about rivalries.

We were talking about the sunny grid, the Yankees thing, the Yankees-Red Sox.

I was like, thank you, Brian Cashman, for when we woke up on Monday morning.

having a little bit of, okay, he said, she said, Sonny Gray stuff, right?

We were just saying, yeah.

I mean, it's like that's the thing is that, like, Schlittler started it, and now we have the Sonny Gray thing.

And I go back, Mike, like I look at –

the the documentaries uh the 04 one off like holy crap even the a-rod one that just came out it's like it was like hey we are not gonna let you get the upper hand no on it and now it's sustainability now it's like you know all this stuff no like get pissed off yeah and we're sitting here in the american league east where they everybody should feel that way because the blue jays are like

are the team that throw around money.

Yeah, they're good at throwing around money.

By the way, you have to beat them.

I did a book called Chasing Steinbrenner, and now it's Chasing Ted Rogers.

Yeah, but so the last thing is, what do you, so now we always think, we go into it, well, big things are going to happen, big things are going to happen.

Sometimes they do.

A lot of times they don't.