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get back to the oj stuff later we welcome in the yankee general General Manager. Brian, welcome. How are you?

Hey, Mike. How are you doing? Good. It's been a busy couple of days.

Give me your thoughts first on what you, and I know you've done some of this, but for my audience,

give you my thoughts first, your thoughts first on what you were looking to do and what you

feel you did with the White Sock sock trade well the the road we're

traveling is we're trying to you know improve the present uh as well as the future you know

simultaneously that's the effort if we if we're doing anything short term on a rental we don't want

it to cost much um but uh but you know, the best approach for us would be

is if we can run into anything that, you know, has controllable years attached to it, and obviously

as much impact as possible. So, you know, the materialized with the White Sox, we certainly, you know,

gave it our best shot in terms of Cantana discussions.

That one a different way and went to the Cubs.

But from that, we were able to springboard and continue conversations on focusing on players

they did like as well.

And they had some other high-end relievers, especially of interest to us in Canely and Robertson.

So those guys are controllable through next year, and in Canley's case, beyond.

And obviously, Todd Frazier collapsed into the deal because of our short-term need,

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