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wherever you get your podcast. Some offseason interesting thing happened yesterday in baseball.

Okay. In baseball. And that is, that is Trent Grisham accepting that qualifying offer.

Okay. No, no, no, what? We knew he was going to.

No, no, no. We didn't necessarily because... It's $22 million. Hold on a second, though. We didn't necessarily think he was because I don't think Brian Cashman thought he was. So if Brian Cashman didn't think that he was, then we didn't know that he was. I think it was a really smart move on his part. I would have done the same thing.

$22 million for one year,

especially with the lockout, was. I think it was a really smart move on his part. I would have done the same thing.

$22 million for one year, especially with the lockout looming in the distance.

But I don't believe that Brian Cashman thought that a lot of these qualifying offers are

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