I think that's like a nice package there.

Yeah.

Wow.

Look at those phones light up.

It's Selger and Mads.

Unlead of the Sports Hub.

Roberts in Watertown.

Go ahead, Robert.

Yes, hi.

You're talking about bringing Mike Trout in, and if he comes in, how he would assume some of those leadership and clubhouse values that Bregman brought

or was supposed to bring.

But here's a difference.

When I see Bregman last year's the cultural change, I see him tethered to Garrett Crochet

because I think it was the acquisition of the two of them that were touted, touted Breslo and everybody's spoken to them together.

I think that's what sparked that cultural change.

I think now that Crochet, much like Roman Anthony,

lost a little bit of luster this year because the way they're performing and a little grattas,

I don't think Mike Trout alone brings that same added value that Bregman would have. Okay, Robert, thanks for the call. Your assessment of that, man. So he might be right. I would also tell you that you've got to take what you can get. So, you know, what do you think you're going to get? Another crochet and Bregman in one off season? Like, you know, the, the crochet thing is what it is. He's hurt, so you got to deal with it. They have enough pitching me to get by without crochet right now. Okay, but the leadership thing, that leadership piece. I am curious, you know, when I saw it on my phone, I'm like, they seem as a better leader than Breggman and leader, leader, the leader, he'd be the leader. Where does Mike Trout get this reputation as being a leader? So I was going to say, he's done nothing but just lounge in California, lose and get hurt and produce. But like, you know, Breggman has a whiff of winner. This guy doesn't. But so how does he get sort of the, the, the marquis as the leader?

Because he's just a pro. I mean, you know, I think that his reputation as far as being

professional is very good. But to your point, I was just going to say this to you a segment

ago. Is it wrong to look at Trout and wonder if he's kind of a loser? Yeah. I mean, no, it's not wrong. I mean, I think, you know, again, he's had, he's been there 16 years. How come he's never knocked down the door and said, get me out of here? I mean, why? He's willing to accept this? It's a real question to ask.

Chris is in Worcester.

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