97-1.

All right, let's get to it.

So, Bregman, we will finish the show the way we started it, which is in a weird way,

once I found out the Tigers went to six years and $170 million.

I was relieved he decided to go to Boston.

Now, that doesn't mean I hate Alex Bregman.

In fact, I started the offseason saying I wanted him.

But the more the offseason went on and the more his market didn't materialize and the

more you dig into the numbers, I started to go, you know what, I kind of

ended up where you were at, Rico, where you were like, look, I'll go to four years, do what I got

to do. I was willing to go five, never six, never seven. And now you look at it. He took a three-year

deal from Boston, opt-outs after one and two.

But he is making Aaron Judge money 40 mil per, and by the way, is changing positions.

Versus, he could have played third base here.

He would have had a six-year rip, fully guaranteed, on a playoff team, with his old manager.

You know what it means to me?

He didn't want to be here.

If you don't want to be here, F off.

I mean, I can't be mad at the team.

I actually was more annoyed that of all the players, Scott Harris could go six at

174. He did it with this guy. But credit, they did it. Chris Hillich tried to do it. So, okay,

the question now becomes for you, Tiger fan is A, your emotion knowing you're not getting Bregman.

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