All right. I'm just, I'm combing through the Ken Rosenthal and Dan Hayes epitaph here on the athletic, Patrick and Judd and Declan.

And the text hit Thad Levine's phone at 12.20 p.m. on Friday, it was Scott Boris.

And the message said, we need to talk.

Yeah, and the message he delivered, I haven't read the story yet, but I know what happened.

The message he delivered was, how would you like to have Chris Correa for one year?

Yeah.

And they said, okay.

That sounds pretty good.

That sounds great.

Yeah.

I mean, it's, you know, they obviously worked out it.

We worked out a little insurance for Carlos, like he gets a three-year contract.

And, you know, let's say he's somebody rear-ends him and he loses a leg and never plays again.

He said he's got three years guaranteed, right?

How about a torn ACL?

I love what you went from like, I'm going hard.

He sprains his ankle and misses 50 games.

No, he gets hit by a bus.

If he has his foot amputated, he's secure for three years.

Otherwise, he's opted out after a year. And when you, when you are dealing with Scott Boros, you know what you're dealing with. He always takes guys

to free agency. He always asks for an opt out. And when he gets the opt out, unless the guy has a

terrible year or something.

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