Yikes.

So look, you guys tell us where you're at with it.

And yes, just let's get this out of the way.

We are aware of the report by one singular human being at KTLA, the TV station,

that a scoble deal is done with the Dodgers pending owner approval and a contract extension.

I'm not being disrespectful of this gentleman.

I don't know who he is,

but I'm not running with that. Yeah, I need to see somebody else. A few other people. Yeah, again, he might be the lone wolf. Congrats. It's the scoop of the year. You'll never buy a beer in L.A. ever again. I just, I'm not going to offer that to our audience. there are so many

look in the old days

local reporters

broke news

now 99% of the time

it's the

next time to our audience. There are so many, look, in the old days, local reporters broke news. Now, 99% of the time, it's national guys. Why? They're fed the story. They're plugged in with the agents. They're plugged in with the team. The local guy, they're busy writing game stories or a bunch of human interest things no one cares about. So the point is, I'm not, I'm not bleeping all over this person.

No, it can be true. Because there's been a big story that started off with somebody small.

If that happens, I want to warn you about something. There won't be baseball in 2007.

If the Dodgers two moves to start the offseason are signing Edwin Diaz to the biggest

closer deal in history and then trading

and signing Terek Scoobel to 400 million plus, you won't have baseball on 27.

It will corrupt the sport, which is, I'm just telling, and again, we don't have to care,

but I'm offering that.

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