Tony Clark

And so...

Every time, again, something happens, yeah, our concerns become greater.

And everyone, on some level, recognized that the world was going to be different.

But the health and safety, put the revenue aside that may be a part of the equation.

Our health and safety is first and foremost.

And that's why, again, we hired the security director that we did and why we work as diligently as we do to make sure that our players and their families are as protected as they can be amid the new environment we're in.

I don't know about winter ball.

I know in general it's an ongoing issue, and so there's not much more I can offer on that.

But I saw the same report that you did.

We balance the two.

At the point in time that player safety...

is a concern across the board such that we're not able to protect our players.

The conversation I would anticipate having with our own guys is what do we want to do about that and what does that mean in the grand scheme of things.

We haven't reached that point yet.

The players have obviously, at the point in time that, again, Passport was repealed, engaged us about trying to find opportunities.

And so you're right, we're balancing the two of those things.

But at the point in time health and safety is jeopardized, that's where that line gets drawn.

Not yet.

Once the dust settles from the series, we'll orient around what 2026 needs to look like, including any dialogue around

what's going to happen with the Rays as well as what's going on there in Sacramento.