You don't want it, you don't need it, but you're gonna get it anyway.

The Kevin Cheehan Show, here's Kevin.

It feels pretty tough, pretty frustrating, so I try to keep myself private,

don't try to throw stuff out there.

It feels really bad, but at the end of the day, we just got to keep playing.

It don't matter what's happening.

A couple of weeks ago, they were saying they will never train me now.

All these things he came out.

It feels really uncomfortable.

You don't know what to thrush, but at the end of the day, it's out of my hands with what decision they made.

That was Juan Soto yesterday at Dodger Stadium prior to winning the home run derby last night,

a cool $1 million first prize for winning the home run derby as he beat Albert Pooholz,

the 42-year-old legend in the final.

But he did not sound happy about the Nats leaking the information, if you believe that's

how it got out, and most people do, about him turning down the $440 million 15-year offer.

His agent, Scott Boris, quoted yesterday, negotiations between Juan Soto and the

nationals should be private. They are not anymore. My client will take that under advisement,

closed quote. How convenient from Scott Boris, who has many times in the past leaked information

when it benefited his client.

In this case, he doesn't think it did.

I have no problem real quickly, as an aside, with the Nats trying to get their message out to their fans

that they have tried to sign Juan Soto to a long-term deal, especially with a potential trade looming.

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