Oh, you hate to see it. You mean to tell me the world didn't end when we didn't get Soto?

Weird.

By the way, Rico, this is what I mean. I mean, the Cubs went and got Kyle Tucker. They didn't want to be in the Bellinger business anymore.

Right.

He had broken ribs last year. No, he'll never be a league MVP again like he was in his second year. But like, you bring that type of left-handed bat.

I know the Tigers need a right-handed bat.

The point is, trades happen, teams are willing to dump payroll.

Are you willing to take it?

Bellinger in that stadium is like an automatic 30 home runs.

That's a four-war player.

And the Yankees got him plus cash for a stiff.

So it's freed, Bellinger, and Devin Williams, all for 50 million. Juan Soto makes 51. So look, look, yeah. I mean, but again, will we talk about

the Tigers? Value. You know, we talked Tigers earlier in the show. It was just the idea of, look, I mean,

is Flaherty maybe a guy that they could circle back to? ESPN says tigers could be in it for him.

I'm not seeing them listed for Bregman anymore, but it's just, I don't even know if the Yankees

are done, by the way. You may very well see Christian Walker or Pete Alonzo in pinstripes.

So while the Yankees are doing all that stuff, you know, yeah, that's why fans here are left going.

Look, we don't need to spend $60 million or $60.

Could we spend anything on a bat we care about?

And so far the answer's been no.

We'll see.

They've got to make a trade, though, because it doesn't look like free agency is going to be for them.

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