We were talking about Trent Grisham, and we were speculating what team Trent Grisham would be on in 2026.

Well, now that we know the answer, because he accepted the qualifying offer yesterday,

let's see what we all thought. Do you even remember what we all thought?

I don't, but we should just say we don't know what team Trent Grisham's going to be on yet.

Well, because he could be traded?

If he accepts.

I mean, you want to clarify that?

You were off on the first.

Well, I guess I was sort of wrong about it, but sort of right.

I confirmed this with an active players agent and someone from MLB.

So I feel very good about this.

Okay.

That Trent Grisham cannot be traded until

June 15th unless he agrees to be traded.

Okay.

So could the Yankees trade him tomorrow?

They could.

They would need Trent Grissom to approve it.

Written consent is the way it was told to me.

Okay.

So they could trade him, but they really can't do it without restrictions until June 15th. So when playing these clips, we're going to operate under the assumption he's a Yankee on March 26th. Yes, I think that's what we should do. In fact, in the history of the qualifying offer, no one has been traded prior to opening day. Hasn't happened. It's happened in July. It's happened. Actually, with the Mets, the Mets had Neil Walker except the qualifying offer. And then at the trade deadline in 2017, they traded him. What? I'm just laughing because this is great info. But yesterday, you was so confident when this came through. I did a whole RICO on this. I did. I was wrong. Sorry about that.

Where was the stat on the RICO about in the history of the qualifying offer? Nobody's ever been traded. Oh, no, well, that doesn't matter. Like, just because it hasn't happened doesn't mean it can't happen. Okay, all right. I was under the assumption that if you accept the QO, you could simply be traded. Okay. But it is treated as if you're a free agent signing.

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