Green Man and the Geek

Green Man and the Geek

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I'm John Bonas. With me, Aaron Gleeman of the Gee. Presented by Blackstack Brewing. I'm John Bonas.

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Here we are.

We are one week from the actual trade deadline.

Finally, I feel like this has been weirdly maybe the longest trade deal.

Maybe we just chose stupidly to start talking about it a little earlier than we

normally do. Maybe. And that's our own fault. And I'm going to blame myself. And it's been for sort

of a late firing trade deadline. I don't, I mean, we, it seems like every year we talk a little

bit about how the trade deadline starts later than people think it does. People want trades to start happening in June. They want to think they've happened in May or something. But, you know, the first, I would say, significant trade went down yesterday. And we're under a week to the trade deadline. And that seems to be a little. Devers, it seems to be a little late for the first one. Raphael Devers got traded like six weeks. Well, I mean, that's true. That didn't feel like a trade deadline trade as much. It's just a, yeah, Josh Naylor last night traded to Seattle. Yeah, I mean, that's right. We talked to that Levine about that a little, how they, like how they treat the calendar, you know, kind of first two months, right.

You're getting ready on your own.

Then the next two months, you start to kind of put your toes in the trade waters and just

see where everyone's at roster-wise.

And then it kind of kicks in.

I mean, the other, I just think it's, that's just natural when there's any deadline for

anything, says the guy who

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