I don't know for sure that the Mets are out
there with a 15 year$700 million offer to Juan
Soto. What I can tell you is I wouldn't
be shocked if that's where it ends up. Like
those numbers just based on everything we've been hearing for
the past month and more specifically, like in the
past week or so. Uh I it wouldn't be
shocking to see where that's where it ends up.
So we still don't totally know how David Stearns is
going to operate in, not just the big market
but the biggest market they can spend like no one
else in the sport and I'm including the Dodgers in
that. So, yeah, like they can go
out and spend$700 million in Juan Soto, but
even if they don't land soto for whatever reason,
they can go out and spend hundreds of million dollars
on pitching on Pete Alonso, on bats, on
, on relievers on whatever you want to. So
it'll be interesting to see how that's allocated all the
evidence points to this being a red hot pitching market
this winter. Uh Despite the fact that there was
a lot of supply out there. I would say
more than most off seasons. There are a lot
of good starting pitchers out there. A lot of
options for teams. They need 2 to 3 starting
pitchers that they can say you're in our rotation heading
into spring training. It was a guy that they
had targeted, say this is one of a group
of players that we could see fitting in a rotation
. We want to go out and attack this market
before it gets too, too superheated and other teams
catch on to what's happening. They needed enough pitching
, but they had to go out and sort of
jump the market which, which they did to a
certain extent with Montage.