I got to tell you something very geeky, but I think it's very interesting. And before I tell you the piece of information, just remember, we report you decide. So don't get angry with me if I'm giving you information that I dived into. You know what I mean? Right. Like, there are good things about Ryan McMahon. There are bad things about Ryan McMahon. I laid it out. He's a clear up right over Oswald Parraza. He's a good defender. I think one stat you can't calculate is what it's

going to be like just to get away from a bad environment. But I don't like his contract. He

strikes out a lot. There's things I don't like about him. There's something I dove into during

this break. I'm very surprised about. When you go to baseball

savant, they'll tell you, like, all right, if this guy played his home games in this ballpark,

how would affect his power? Like, would he get home runs? I had it to him. Oh, interesting.

Would he lose home runs? So did you do this? I did this with Ryan McMahon and Yankee Stadium because

I think there's this natural belief as a left-hand titter that,

oh my God, he's going to benefit from Yankee Stadium. He goes the opposite way, doesn't he?

He not only goes the opposite way.

Yankee Stadium projected would produce the fewest home runs of any stadium for Ryan McMahon in baseball.

Of course.

Which I am surprised about it.

So when I saw that I was like, that doesn't make sense. Let me go deeper. Does he just not pull the ball? Yeah, there's your answer. A lot of his home runs are to left center field. And I remember bringing that up to you about Juan Soto. Remember how I say, hey, Soto actually benefits from City more than Yankee because of his power to left center. But he hits the ball so far opposite way.

It doesn't matter.

Right.

Look, sort of had a great year in both ball parts.

It doesn't matter. Right. Look, sort of had a great year in both ballpark. It doesn't matter. But, yeah, Ryan McMahon's projected home run total in every other ballpark is higher than it would be at Yankee Stadium. Welcome to hell! Maybe he changes his swing.

Maybe he starts trying to get ahead of fastballs and everything else. I don't think you want that either.

I don't either because that's what Glabritory has started to do and obviously destroyed his swing and our trust in him.

But maybe, I don't know.

I'm not telling you, that's discouraging.

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