Scott Boras

I think it shows that.

It really shows the demand for power.

We just don't have a lot of it.

It shows the impact that it has.

And I heard he's not exactly a bad guy in the clubhouse because I represent five Phillies and they all enjoy him, that's for sure.

I think it affects every player who's 30, 31 because of the fact that

You know, when teams look at what they're doing and they want to secure elite talent, there's only a few of those players that are in that market.

And so obviously it's something that everyone has to look at and say.

You know, I remember when I did Strasburg's contract and he was 31.

and uh cole was 29. strasburg got seven years cole got nine years the requisite quid pro quo for the age as an example of how the market trends work you know so you anticipate last year brendan took a long time to sign you would anticipate a slow process again

A lot of teams are interested in these guys, and there's few.

When you get on the dirt in the infield and guys that can play.

But the real thing you're looking at with Bregman, he's different.

He's just, his leadership is so valuable to a team that it's a superstar quality.

It is a quality that means so much to outcomes.

Because it just carries across the lineups.

The diversity of the communication with players

You know, it could be Korean, it could be Japanese, it could be, you know, Latin America, it could be anybody, you know.

It could be Southern California versus Northern California, you know.

I mean, it could be all those things that you look at that are differences of people, but he just has a way to bridge communication, and his information is communicated in a manner, a way that it's always accepting.