You go, here you go.

Worst cheater is the nothing personal word of the day for Tuesday 11, 22, 22.

Worst cheater is the words used to describe Garrett Cole by Alec Manoa.

Lead story for me in my mind because I spent a lot of time yesterday thinking of another

example trying to find another example of a player active who so brazenly and matter

of factly called out a fellow union member, a fellow player.

The stage was set for an offseason appearance.

All star caliber starter, Sai Young consideration for the Toronto Blue Jays.

And he was doing a show with I think Kendrick Perkins, coca.

And was asked a very simple question saying, hey, oh, it was a surji Baca.

Yes.

And was asked a thank you, coca was asked a question, very simple question.

Who is, you know, who's the worst cheater in baseball?

And when players are asked questions about other players, 99.9 times out of 100, they're

going to say, ah, you know, they'll bridge to another answer.

They'll say, you know, I don't really think any of us do that or hey, we all do it.

Or hey, that team, I didn't like when it went on in 2017 with the Astros or what about

those black socks, but you're not going to get a player to talk about another player.

And they're taught that in union school, one of the things when they go around spring

training and meet with the players, that's what the union does every spring training.

MLB does it too.

They meet with each team inside the spring training clubhouse.

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