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I don't care what you think.

I'll tell you something that rub me right.

Felger and Mazz on 985, the Sports Hub.

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it will only cost 70 mil for three years, Vaughn Grissom in a bag of balls, spend the rest on another bat or arm or both. Brighman's a good player. I know we just want a gold glove, but Arnano has 10, five silver sluggers, and even passes prime, awesome ball player, a better fit in Boston. I mean, do you realize that Bregman has only driven in 100 runs twice in nine years in Houston?

That bandbox with that lineup?

Pass.

May I ask your thoughts.

So I wouldn't give Bregman the money either, but I'm not worried about them actually doing it because they would have done it by now.

So I think they're just waiting for the price to come down.

And I mean, I would lean Aeronado if the price on Bregman comes down substantially, then I might take Bregman. I think he's a little younger. So I would go that route. But I don't think either one, look, I think they've made it clear. They're not breaking the bank for anybody. As evidenced by a Jaron Duran story, which is what Kyle and Milton wants to talk about.

Go ahead, Kyle. Yeah. I just don't get it. They say they're going to spend money. Hold on. First of all, let's just tell people what we're talking about. Can I get details, please? Jimmy, do you have those? Yeah, arbitration numbers were due yesterday.

Red Sox came to terms with an agreement with everybody except Jaron Duran.

The difference was Duran wants $4 million.

The Red Sox are offering $3.5 million.

So they're at a loggerheads over $500,000.

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