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Rob Manfred spoke yesterday for the first time in a good while.

He said next to nothing, he pointed in next to no direction for what he hopes to achieve,

and he wouldn't even really give a signal as to whether

or not spring training's in danger. Good morning to you. Good Friday morning. I'm Dan Kovachvich

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Manfred had a press conference,

and in that press conference, he was asked several run-of-the-mill questions about the lack of negotiating so far.

How can the owners justify having a lockout in which they won't even conduct talks?

Manfred put his foot in his mouth on more than one occasion, one of which came to the

latter question in which he said, both sides have phones. You don't need to be snotty, dude,

you know? And I can't emphasize often enough that even though I am 100% in favor of a salary cap because of the competitive

balance and fairness that it can help to achieve, I am in no way, shape, or form in favor of this

commissioner or these owners. And yes, believe it or not,

that can be a distinctive thing. They're a turnoff, he's a turnoff, the amount of money that they're

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