Trevor Ploof

And there are times where maybe it's going to be drastically different.

But the one thing you do is you don't fight in front of the kids.

If you've got to talk about something and you need to get loud and argue, whatever it is, Olivia and I can count on half a hand how many times this has ever happened to us.

But we make sure.

Let's get out of the way from the kids.

They don't need to hear that.

I feel the same way with these two sides here.

We've been a labor pod before.

I've been a Players Association executive committee member on one of these things.

Yes, now we have a partnership with Major League Baseball.

I don't think that really affects my viewpoint whatsoever, in case you're wondering.

I just don't want all this to happen in front of fans.

And we can see the proposals.

I'm okay with that.

I actually think a lot of fans are interested in it, and they're smart enough to want to be involved in the conversation.

But the name-calling and all of that, why do we have to do that?

I think that paints such a negative picture of the league, where we should really be, as a league entirely, players and...

the ownership, we should be like in lockstep.

We're going up in a couple of years.

I'm talking about real national TV rights, playoffs, streaming networks, all these things where that's going to be a big, that's going to be one of the biggest issues