248, 539, 97.

By the way, I was looking at, you know, the opposite so far in his early career of Scott Harris

is A.J. Preller, the general manager of the San Diego Padres.

And I haven't officially checked to name that all these are correct, but I believe

they are.

These are the people that AJ Pellar has given up in trades.

You know, they get Soto trade.

There have been other trades.

Trey Turner, James Wood, Max Fried, Josh Nayloraler andres munoz mackenzie gore david

bednar c j abram zavier edward zach elfin hunter renfro leo de vries uh a few other guys that i'm not

sure how good they are so he basically is lessed, F the prospects instead of F the picks.

And he's gotten look, some great players.

He got Soto, didn't do anything with him, Machado.

Bogarts is still there.

And he just got, you know, another tree.

He went to Mason Miller.

So he's gone all in. He's gone all in. And they all, see, they do both. They develop their own players. Trade them and they get some stars. But if you want to play devil's advocate, I mean, it's great doing that, but he hasn't won anything either.

No, there's no certain way to win in baseball.

That's why it's like, oh, you have to do this.

No, you just want your guy to every once in a while go for it. And I'm, and I think there's a perception that whether it's hosts or most fans, said, you know what, I don't care about Clark and McGonagall. You know, when are they going to be here? No, unless you're getting a superstar that you have control with. I don't think anybody was suggesting they trade those guys. No, but Stony, it's one of those. I feel, I understand when the people say hey why do we care because yeah you're

right that's four five years from now they'll become like that everyday player and if they're

good and they turn into a Riley green type of player right but once again who say to Scott

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