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That has not changed for a while. A lot has changed, especially around the

Giants. And I think everybody saw that last week. There were two press conferences, one of them

for Gabe Cap war. And a lot was made of that, obviously, and for good reason. And I think if you

missed it last week, I sat down with Gabe after that press conference. We got into a little bit more

of the baseball side of things. his beliefs from that perspective. So if you miss that, that is the previous

podcast here. But the other press conference was for Scott Harris. And that's a big one. I mean,

he is the guy who's going to work side by side with Farhan Zidy and, you know, really try to overhaul this

roster. And I think there's probably a little bit more pressure than there was when Scott took the

job because of just kind of the reaction to the Gabe Cap were higher. And I think it would help these

guys quite a bit. Look, they want to win, but I do think it would help them quite a bit to get off to a good start next year and maybe turn the conversation in a different direction a little bit.

So a lot of pressure on these guys, but they were excited. They went right to the GM meetings after introducing Gabe Cappor.

And they have started getting to work and trying to figure things out and trying to figure out

which free agents they want to go after. So we have all of that coming in terms of our coverage.

You can check this week. A lot of free agency coverage is going to be on our website.

But first, a conversation with Scott Harris. That is coming up. He is the 32-year-old general

manager of the San Francisco Giants and somebody with a huge

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