Steve Werier

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257 appearances 4 recordings 2 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 9 Jul

Steve Werier’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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We can act accordingly, but to sort of, you know, I think you sort of, in a way, look at each move in a vacuum and say, you know, is there a positive expected value from this particular transaction?
I do think teams get into trouble when they think they're creating problems.
a position of surplus and be like oh we have so much cap space because we did x y let's throw a little bit more on this player um that's always a dangerous move for like the guy in casino who's like oh i just hit it let's just play a little blackjack on the way out and then by the time you leave you're like i'm not in that great position anymore
Yeah, I mean, I thought this was going to happen a long time ago, and maybe it still won't happen for a long time.
It's a good point.
Like the game gets more complex.
The CBA, when it first came in, made it more complex.
And you sort of saw that initial wave of lawyers and guys like Tom Lynn and Lawrence Gilman come in into rules that
in the past they weren't in as much um you know having said that there's people with like diverse and random walks in life who become like really good critical thinkers um who can be great in these rules so you know you never know sort of who might come in and be able to um punch above their expected weight uh you know but but having said that it you know we always say it's a copycat league and with both teams having successes um like a carolina but also making blunders um like some teams might maybe without um
you know, folks like how you described in rules like that, you know, you think there will be more change and, you know, maybe it will just happen as a function of, you know, more ownership, more private equity that sort of makes that next wave come through.
Yeah, I think that's right.
Like, I think Fantoli will have a target just because Columbus might not be on the most solid footing of some of these other orgs in terms of some of the turmoil you mentioned.
The other one I'd wonder about would be Edmondson.
And the fun one with Detroit is, like, not only is Stevie Y facing that storm right now with Dylan Larkin, but Edmondson, Lucas Raymond, and Larkin, I believe, all share the Pat Brisson, J.P.
Perry agency.
And so that's just a little...
that might make things more interesting there.
I know, you know, not every agent says Dan Milstein being so public about whether they do or don't solicit offer sheets from clubs for their players.
But it wouldn't be shocking if Evanston's quality elicited one.
And like as time goes on and these guys remained unsigned, it becomes...
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