Greg and Westbrook. What's up? Greg. Greg, sorry. That's all right. Hey, how you doing? Good morning, guys. Good morning. I wanted to make the point because the last couple of weeks, everybody's crapping all over the Yankees organization. I'm not a Yankees fan, but I look at their organization, and some of it is just there's these it factors. For instance, the Yankees, if you look at them, they bring up through their farm system,

guys like Glabe Tores, Gary Sanchez, who both had real success at a major league level.

It didn't last.

They also had a couple of pitchers, and the names escaped me in the last five years,

who also had real success.

I don't know if it was injury or

what, but that didn't last either. So that's one of the things you can't necessarily predict

when you're bringing guys up. The other thing I'll point I'll make is that when you look at the

parameters that the GM and the Yankees have to operate it, he can't have a losing season. He

can't rebuild. So he's got to kind of sticks things as he goes along. And looking at this year, I heard everybody dumping on Anthony Volpe, but if you look at him compare him to Lindor, and I'm not saying he's the same player, but if you took him and, you know, side-by-side comparison, he's holding his own, he's doing fine, and the same goes true with bringing in Bellinger. He's holding his own in

Houston. took them in, you know, side-by-side comparison, he's holding his own, he's doing fine,

and the same goes true with bringing in Bellinger.

He's holding his own, and he's doing fine as compared to Juan Soto.

And you know they had to go out and get Max Reed because they lost the other pitcher,

Derek Cole.

So it's the situation in which he operates, And I think overall, they do a good job.

They just don't have losing seasons. And I know for some fans, that's not good enough.

But, you know, I think they do pretty good.

I mean, Greg is hitting all my talk.

He said, Joe. Greg is being the Yankee Shill. He's literally, I don't have to talk. Thanks, Greg. 8-8-8-8. No, I mean, what I would say, Cashman is a gangster. Cashman is a gangster. Look, I am, you know, I am disappointed with what's gone on here, and I think it's more than fair. I've always said this, even as I praise him. It's been almost 30 years.

They haven't won a championship in 15.

The idea that the Yankee organization has gotten stale and it's time for a change is a fair,

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