Shi (Shai) Davidi

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116 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 3 Aug

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There's a long body of work.
At the same time, you know, I don't think the Blue Jays front office, I don't think any of the teams in front of them, too, can kind of look at the teams in front of them and say, you know, this is insurmountable for us.
Certainly, there are a lot of things that have to change for the Blue Jays, a lot of things that have to go right.
You know, it starts with, you know, the Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
going into airship carrier mode and doing that for two months.
And that's still a big if given the way that this season has progressed.
But I don't think that, you know, it's hard to concede when that's a situation in front of you.
And then I think just some wider baseball industry factors as well come into play where, okay, the lockout is going to make next offseason weird.
How can you position your team?
Well, you know, the, you know, the one piece that, you know, just to go back to Soriano for a second is that it's not going to be, he's still in arbitration.
So you're not looking at this huge number that's going to be on your payroll.
And so if the, if baseball ends up in a salary cap world or with tighter payroll restraints in some way, shape or form,
It's not like this is a massive number like it would require to get one of the top starters in free agency.
So it just gives them flexibility there.
And I think the Blue Jays want to do that, just kind of position themselves as well as possible for the future.
And at the same time, you can do that while not giving up on this year and just reallocating your expiring assets into some assets with some term.
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