Sean

So that's to do with that.

True.

You have to have an injury.

You're not playing in the WBC anyway.

No, you're not.

But it's a matter of principle.

Like the fact that I got hurt doesn't change the fact that I'm mad at you because you refused to let my buddy cover the insurance.

And let me just say one other thing about that.

Couldn't you pay for your own insurance?

How much is his contract worth?

$300-plus million.

How much could the insurance possibly cost against injury in the World Baseball Classic?

What's the monthly cost on that?

I don't know.

And that's what burns me about this.

If Francisco Lindor really wanted to play, and I think he does, wanted to play for Puerto Rico and represent his home country and all that,

How much could the insurance possibly be where you need bad bunny to cover the deductible or whatever the fee is?

It's so obnoxious to me that you want somebody else to cover the insurance costs for you when you have a $300 million contract and you just dropped $22 million on an Upper East Side apartment while telling your socialist friends that they can do without.

Like, what are we talking about?

Here's the deal.