This is the avalanche of things that happen when you are in the crosshairs in this city when it comes to sports.

It's got all the ingredients. It's got every single ingredient in the recipe for slamming a guy and criticizing a guy, which is money, lack of performance.

And then the big one, not looking like you're trying those things all together

are going to get you in the bad graces of the fans and because this thing is so fueled by

yankees and metz fans you're getting metz fans that are defending him and and you're getting

Yankee fans that are ripping him.

It really wants to be a Yankee.

He doesn't want to be a MET.

I really don't think that any of that stuff necessarily is relevant.

But one thing that I do believe is when Bob Klappich says that there are people in the Mets organization that are concerned about his mood

and why he doesn't look like he's happy to be a MET. That I think is a thing. Because think about it

in this way. If you are the person who forks over this contract bends over backwards, every bit

of salary, every bit of signing bonus, every bit of perk.

The sweets and the jets and the whole thing for your family, not him as we're to the Mets are

making sure.

Well, I mean, still, that's still, I mean, he's on the plane with his team.

I, you know, I'm assuming that, you know, given that it's Boris and given this is the

largest contract in history,

and given Boris's history as an agent, I would think that, you know, there's got to be a road suite involved.

Oh, all of these things.

So, so think if you're the person, Steve and Alex Cohen that have done this,

and then you watched him last year doing the Soto Shuffle and he's

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