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He will do better than this past year.

And he'll do better than this past year for a few reasons.

A's having a better year.

Well, I mean, he's doing R8 in a single year. The contract he ended up

getting, though, was a short-term contract.

Right. I mean, basically, it's a one-year deal because he's going to opt out, but I have a few reasons why he'll do better. Now, is he going to get five years, like I suggest? Maybe not. I don't know. I don't know what the hell he's going to get. And maybe five years is too much. But my point is he will do better than this past year. And I believe the Mets have a line in the sand like they had this past year. And I'll give you a specific example of a team that tell me when I'm telling lies would make perfect sense for Pete Alonzo when you look at the differences between them last offseason and this

off season. And one thing I do want to point out may not be a big deal, but there's no pick

attachment to him anymore, which there was this past year. That's gone. Right. Okay. One team

that would go after them would be the New York Yankees.

Yeah. Could they use a right-handed slugger in the middle of that heavy left-handed lineup? Could they use a first baseman with Goldschmidt probably gone and Ben Rice may be transitioning to becoming a catcher? Like, I don't think it's crazy. And we got to get out of our mind. Alonzo's a DH. If you watch the guy play, all he does is get better defensively at first base every year. It's the wrong fit. It's the wrong fit. Aaron Judge may not be able to throw a ball right now. You're not going to lock up a first baseman long term and lose that flexibility. Well, they don't have a first baseman right now. Cody Bellinger is likely. And that's the other thing. They're going to have Spencer Jones, Jason Dominguez. If they sign Belinger, he not playing first base? and Cody Bellinger. Is he not playing first base? If they sign Cody Bellinger.

There's no guarantee they will. Why would Cody Bellinger not want to stay here? It's all about money, bro. You should know better than anybody as a professional, though you are willing to stay with the Giants for whatever, right? If the Yankees pay Pete Alonzo, more money than the Mets are willing to pay him at whatever more years, figure that out,

and not pay whatever Bellinger's going to break the bank forth. That is malpracticed like we've never seen from Brian Cashman. I agreed. Because Pete should make significantly more. Yeah, exactly. I'm very confused by his point then. So why would you pay Pete when you can pay Bellinger less? Well, you just said Bellinger, but you said Pete's a lot better than Cody Bellinger.

Didn't you just say that?

I missed that. Yes. Okay, so then why wouldn't you want the better player? Because Bellinger is very damn good and a lot cheaper. You don't know that. He's coming off a good year too. You don't know what the market's going to show for a guy that can play the outfield at a high level and also first base.

My point to you isn't to argue Pete to the Yankees. It's to remind you that I think you're wrong to assume his market's going to be dry this offseason. It won't be. Okay. Just because it was dry last off season won't make it dry this off season. And here's what I really, really believe.

And I don't know.

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