I know you saw this, but show a hit two more homeruns last night, and he's got 20.

He's got 50 RBI's, he's playing 66 games, he's got 20, he's going to hit 50 homers.

All right, and he's going to be a free agent.

They're talking about $500 million.

He might be worth more than that.

I mean, he can't just, and he's got prodigious power, he can pitch, he's getting better

as a hitter, and he's 20, is he 28, 27 or 28, but he's getting better as a hitter.

And if there's one, he might hit, you know, he's hitting 291 right now, I'm guessing he's

going to be, you know, pretty close to 300 at the end of the year.

He's going to hit 50 homers, he's going to drive him in well over 100 RBI's.

If there's one guy who's worth $500 million, and that's a crazy number in sports, especially

in baseball, it's Otani.

He might be worth more than that.

And I know that the guy in New York, the owner of the Met's Cohen, he just doesn't care

about money.

He'll just go out, that's one guy, I'm sure there's a couple others that'll be willing

to spend that much, but that's one guy that will spend 500 million on a player.

He wouldn't even blink.

He wouldn't, but, and sometimes I laugh at these numbers, he's not worth that much.

He might be worth at least that if not more as good as he is.

Yeah, and it's, it's less than a handful of teams.

It would be able to afford him that would have that cash out for maybe five, like the

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