Jeff has in it. You do a lot of things for us. You sing, you chug unholy amounts of diet

mountain dew. What is the song that comes to mind when you think of everything? All of

the billions of dollars you've seen move around major league baseball over this off season.

The first one that came to mind was Mo money, Mo problems by Biggie Smalls because some

of these contracts Pablo are not going to age well. They're the sorts of things that can

be anchors on teams, especially teams that may be pushing their budgetary constraints

by giving out these sorts of dollars. I really ended up landing on what's actually one

of my favorite songs of all time. If you have not done the Pink Floyd dark side of the

moon, Wizard of Oz combo, I highly recommend it. Yeah. Like legitimate good time. It's

a real thing. Absolutely. This is a separate podcast that we have to do on another company,

but I fully cosine everything you say. But money by Pink Floyd when we get to the chorus

and it goes. Like a bunch of guys can afford a lear jet now. That's the kind of money

that's being thrown around in baseball. Aaron judge remaining in pinstripes nine years

three hundred and sixty million. Trade turner just signed eleven years three hundred million,

full no trade clause. The Red Sox and Debra's came to our contract extension agreement today

that will make him the highest pay player in franchise history. It is a record off season

financially. Dan's V. Swanson is in agreement of a seven year one hundred seventy seven

million dollar deal. Edwin Diaz, Ruben Argan, the best closer in baseball, some of the

best to five years one hundred and two million dollars. I was talking with somebody yesterday

and he said, Hey, remember when Major League Baseball during COVID said that things are horrendous

financially. Yes. Well, here we are less than three years later and the financial state

of Major League Baseball, least in terms of the contracts that are being given out is

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