Welcome back out to the junk's time to head back out to the Bet-QL guest

hotline say good morning to a late booking

appreciate his time bears Verluga from the Washington post we're talking

about his column the next step in the

Nationals rebuild. Bring back Juan Soto. Hmm. What's up, Barry? Good morning.

Start up, guys. Let's go.

Barry, I'm the only one that says it's possible.

The rest of these guys think it's unfathomable.

It's a tough word to say.

Unfathomable.

How about this? Impossible. I not think it's impossible. I do not think it's impossible. I do not think it's impossible and in fact

What percentage would you put it? It probable. I think it's a good word. Oh, I put it at like 5 to 8 percent.

Yeah, okay.

That's basically impossible.

That's not impossible.

Here's the thing, this is not just about Wansoto and that very narrow view, you know, considering he's here and cruises up and, you know, he doesn't walk in here in a Yankees uniform all the time. This is the first time that's happened. It's the right time to look at it. But it's also, I think, and I'm going to make this point over and over and over the rest of the year and going into the off season.

Like it's time to spend again and that JP spent a lot of time going through the payrolls

when the Nats were competitive and I've done that in the past I mean I think there was a

Seven-year stretch where they were outside of the the top ten only once and that was like 12

So they've done it before and I think they need to do it again and I think I know

Kaysen you were talking about their business and how they were hit during COVID and that's all very real.

But I think it's also on them to treat the team not as a burden but be creative and spend money to make money and not just look at everything like a line item and a drag on the business but think about what could build the thing

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