Four o'clock here on the fan.

It's crazy to think Luis Severino decided to leave the New York Mets.

After years with the New York Yankees, so Luis Severino is certainly an honorable New Yorker.

And he has decided to take his talents to Sacramento and pitching a minor league ballpark for the A's.

And by the way, that's what they're referred to now.

They are not the Oakland A's. They are not the Sacramento A's. They are not the for the A's. And by the way, that's what they're referred to now. They are not the Oakland A's.

They are not the Sacramento A's.

They are not the Las Vegas A's.

They are the A's.

Just the A's.

That is true.

I wonder if that sticks when they get to Vegas.

No, they're the an A's game, what do I write? Usually it. A's for the A-T-H for athletics?

Yeah, that's what they're going. That's the official MLB recognition of them. Like when you see a scoreboard and it's like H-O-U for Houston, NYU for Yankees, 2-R for Toronto, for the A's, it's

going to be A-T-H. So what you're saying is it should be three characters, A, apostrophe S.

Correct, because that's basically their name.

Right.

And according to John Heyman, before the A's successfully lured Luis Severino away from the New York Mets, that wasn't their first option.

Their first option was trying to lure Sean Minaya away from the Mets.

All right.

So this clearly feels like the conspiracy, not even conspiracy, the plan that we were talking about earlier.

That they're signing guys to then trade them?

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