Sean Fennessey

I don't know.

I didn't even talk to you guys about my Tron Ares experience in New York where I just bought a ticket to an early access screening and he just walked out into the screening.

He was like, welcome everybody to Tron Ares.

Everybody was like, who are you?

Like no one cared about him.

They weren't there for him.

Where's the Tron Aries episode of House of R?

I'm feeling pretty positive.

I have to be honest with you.

And I'm so glad that we did not do this at any other time up until this moment.

Because as recently as seven days ago, I was legitimately concerned and depressed about the direction that they were taking.

And we did talk about this when Alonso and Diaz left about like kind of what was the Stearns plan?

Was it let's just have kids play and turn over this core roster, which he essentially fully did.

He traded away the entire core with the exception of Francisco Lindor and Nimmo McNeil and letting Alonso walk in free agency and Diaz as well.

But

What I speculated could be possible, which was that he really wanted the kids to develop and that that's where the team was going, wasn't really true.

He did what he should be doing as the general manager of a team with an incredibly wealthy owner, which is being incredibly opportunistic.

The Bobichette signing after not getting Kyle Tucker, trading for Luis Robert Jr.

for not very much in Luis Angel Acuna, a player that I like, but who is a utility infielder, and rebuilding the roster...

strengthening their defense up the middle.