5 o'clock, good to have you with us, and we have some news, some interesting stuff.

First of all, in-house business, and he will have until November 18th to accept or decline this.

The Tigers have extended a qualifying offer to Glaber Torres for $22 million, almost $22.1 million, I pray to every God on the planet, he declines

that. I do not want him back.

So what just one year?

Yeah.

And look, all these qualifying offers, any big free agent, you're going to extend the

qualifying offer, Zach Allen, Edwin Diaz, Boba, et cetera, and any free agent worth their salt turns it down because it's a one-year deal. I pray he turns it down. I don't want him here. I don't want him anywhere near here. I want McGonagall here. It's over now. We're done piecemealing. Part two, and this is really interesting, and I know you've got Kenny putting audio in the system.

Jaron Duren has had a bloody arbitration with the Red Sox.

But Morosi is talking about Duren, who is a really nice player.

I like this guy a ton.

He's a damn near five war player.

He'll hit you 20, 25 homers.

He'll steal 25 bases.

He's going to be somewhere between a 750 and 800 OPS.

He's a really good ball player,

but the socks have kind of been screwing around.

Let me read you a little piece just to give you the background before we link them to the

Tigers, and then I'll sell you this pen on my dream off season.

So Duren's potentially troubling contract situation resolved by the Sox, they declined the $8

million team option, re-sign them to a one-year $7.7 million deal with incentives.

The contract involves $100,000 buyout from the declined option,

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