Sean Fennessey

They took them to the brink.

They could have won that World Series.

Yes.

So with baseball, you never know.

Tacking Kyle Tucker onto that lineup hurts a lot.

I don't know what to tell you.

Like, Kyle Tucker is legitimately one of the 10 best hitters in the sport.

He's now a Dodger.

That makes it worse.

That makes it worse that he's like a nano genius.

Like nobody even knows who he is.

He and Bo Bichette were just paid absurd amounts of money relative to their success in the sport.

You know, when Otani got the deal that he got and then Soto got the deal that he got, you could be like, okay, those are two of the three best players of the last 10 years in baseball, you know, along with Aaron Judge.

Those are the three best players.

Maybe Bryce Harper's in that conversation, a couple of other guys, but all right, Juan Soto was like a generational hitter.

Shohei Otani is a... We've not seen this in a century of the sport.

Kyle Tucker's a good outfielder.

He's a very, very good outfielder.

Bo Bichette is a poor shortstop, but a very, very good hitter.

But the idea of those guys making anywhere between $45 and $60 million a year, we've just not seen it before.