Tom Bogert

DP, again, that's just money coming out of the owner's pocket.

It doesn't have to do with the salary cap.

So those three are very easily explained.

Dane St.

Clair, free agency.

Miami is limited to 90% of whatever Minnesota United ultimately offered Dane St.

Clair.

Again, another easy explanation.

And we can talk about free agency stuff.

Let's say, again, not to just keep using Miami, but Justin Hack was one of the most valued free agents on the market entering his prime at 24, career best season.

He signed a one-year deal with the LA Galaxy.

That's interesting.

Miles Robinson signed a short-term deal with FC Cincinnati.

A year and a half later, he's got a new DP deal because they weren't allowed to give it to him in free agency, right?

Those are fair questions, but if that's what's happening with Dave St.

Clair, I don't know that for a fact.

I want to be very, very clear.

But if that's what's happening, that's not a Miami-specific thing, right?

Sure.

So then you keep going further, and the one that I completely understand is Tadeo Agende.