Here you go. Here you go.

Agreement, the nothing personal word of the day today, is agreement. How great is that word

for today? It's the agreement between Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball

Players Association. No, it's not the collective bargaining agreement. I'm calling it the

coronavirus agreement or the COVID-19 agreement or maybe the COVID-2020 agreement or the I can't

believe we're not playing baseball and it's past opening day agreement or the how amazing

is it that the players and owners got together and solved some serious financial issues

agreement or oh this could be the number one name for the agreement. It's the

whole your nose. I can't believe I agreed to that agreement and both sides are saying it.

So let's break it down and P. A. D. S. Word of the day. It's agreement. So let's start with there

was just a vote today by the owners. The way it works with any agreement between management and

players is first the players vote on it which they did. They approved the agreement. What name did we

choose? Coca I don't know. Let's see if he has any interest in choosing one of the names for our

agreement. They're agreement. The agreement the extra IR is really up to you. So the players voted

today. The owners got together on a call and they voted and it was announced as all good

announcements are that the vote was approved by all 30 clubs unanimously. So let me bring you

inside an owner's meeting and a vote and let me tell you a story about what happens when maybe a

vote happens that's not unanimous. Back in the early days of owner's meetings my first several

meetings the Yankees were always a team under George Steinbrenner. He would be famous for abstaining.

So the vote would be 29 to zero with one abstention and that would be the Yankees. Then there'd be times

that Peter Angeloz would abstain or vote no. There were times when we voted notice something

like the vote on contraction. When there was a vote to contract the expose or to pursue contraction

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