23. Nothing personal. Word of the day is 23. Attention, all Metz fans. You are 23 votes

away. It's really 22. You know what, Coco? The word of the day is 22. You need 23 votes

to be approved as a new owner and baseball. Except the Metz have one of those votes and I bet

I know which way Fred will pond the control person the Metz is going to vote. So instead

of 23 of 30, you actually need 22 out of 29. Nothing personal. Word of the day is 22. As

in votes needed in addition to Mr. Fred will pond for Steve Cohn to take over as owner

of New York, New York Metz. Word came out yesterday that an agreement had been reached. Lots

of rumors that deal was handled by Allen and company and that's from Bank led by the great.

Remember the player Steve Greenberg. Except that may not be his name. Steve Greenberg is the

banker. His father was the player. Oh my God, Coco. I'm having a senior moment. What is

the Hank Greenberg son is Steve Greenberg. You didn't even have time, Coco. Steve Greenberg is

the son of Hank Greenberg, the famous baseball player. Steve Greenberg was involved in

Major League Baseball then took over and started being an investment banker who you pay millions

and millions of dollars to when you don't need to. Now Steve's a great guy, but really don't

need to hire him, but the Metz did and they used a rod and J rod and J rod and J rod and J

low and a po to try to get a higher bid out of Steve Cohn. As you recall, he bid $2.6 billion

then the pandemic hit and then it was down to two, three, five then up to two, four, seven, five.

But none of that matters. What matters is that Metz fans are rejoicing in the streets. They're

dancing in the streets. Similar to the way Marlon's fans may have danced after Geter took over.

Does it mean automatic winning? Does it mean to rebuild? Does it mean automatic

increasing payroll? All that's going to be a big weight to see. But I will say one thing that if

there are any fans out there who actually have not watched the Metz simply because they were upset

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