These guys won't stop talking. And you can pretty much do it. You're in Maz. Impurpubituity. Yep. The sports hub. No, it was wrong. In fact, I got it mixed up. I read something this morning that said first, but when I just checked, there was an exchange of picks that included a third that went out and a fifth that came back. So they got Starks and a fifth for a third, but he also was supposed to be a starting corner for them and got cut during camp. So it was very similar to Coney-Ealy. In retrospect, they'd take him out of tier one because I thought the price was higher, so that was a mistake on my part. Okay. Worst trade acquisitions, and again, I think just the motivation there, the inspiration was the A.J. Brown trade.

And we're not putting that on any tier yet.

But we either could have gone best trades and best acquisitions are worst.

So what do you think we're going to do?

Worst.

Josh in North Attabarral, what did we miss? Vin Baker, 02, had four years, 56 million, a lot in that time. And the guy, for Kenny Anderson, and the guy just never played, he was an alcoholic. It was just terrible. Probably Tier 3, but awful. Okay, terrible. I just want to make sure it was a trade and not a free agent.

It was a trade.

He's got the other people right.

Kenny Anderson and Vitali Patappenko, remember him?

And again, this true spirit of this topic is not how badly you lost a trade.

Like you mentioned Kyle Harrison for Caleb.

We're not really talking about that.

You actually wanted Caleb Durbin. Right. You were losing Alex Breggman. You needed a third baseman. You wanted Caleb Durbin. He was available. You offered Kyle Harrison to get him. But you wanted, you wanted Caleb Durbin. The, uh, no, your point's a good one. Yeah. It's really about the guy you got back just didn't meet the expectation. Not what you gave up. So that's all a long way of saying. I don't care that you lost, you know, did you, Kenny Anderson for, that's not the point. The point is you wanted Vin Baker. Correct. Who had obviously, as he referenced, a lot of problems. Robin Plainville, go ahead, Rob. Who'd we mess? So in true Red Sox fashion, 1999, they wanted a power-hitting guy named Rob Deere. You don't need to tell me about Rob Deere. I know Rob Deere. Yeah, he was a brewer. What did you give up for him? So again, I don't remember this being a trade.

Is it Dave Valley or Tom Bernanke? I'll check it out. I don't remember who they gave up. Whatever it was, I don't think it was much. And while you're looking it up, the thing about Rob Deere is today he'd be looked at as a darling of how the, you know, baseball is played. All he was was strikeouts and home runs. It was a conditional trade, so I'm sure they didn't give up much.

But I do remember deer coming here and sucking royally yes but as more he points

out nerds today would love that guy oh my god totally patrick insituate who'd we miss

hey how you doing um i just got Danny Cater for Sparky Lyle.

That was horrible.

That goes back into the mid-70s.

Danny Cater, you said.

I'm sorry, Cater.

Danny Cater, yeah.

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