00:00He's coming off a pretty significant injury.
00:03What is a team possibly going to give up for a guy that you don't know at what level he'll
00:07be at who's got a player option?
00:10Two, I like the idea of a guy being in my house with an opportunity to extend him, pick up
00:17the player, whatever the case might be.
00:19You let him go somewhere else, you never know.
00:21Maybe he loves where he is and he's gone.
00:23I mean, I feel like, you know, the Mets, I don't want to say took a chance.
00:26That's not the right word because he was he was good, really good with the Yankees out of the bullpen.
00:30But, you know, the Mets made him a starter and he wanted to be a starter.
00:35They worked with him.
00:36He became a starter and became a damn good starter and was starting to get deep into games.
00:40Like, I'd like to see that through, even if that means extending him rather than trading him for a bag
00:45of balls.
00:46Yeah, I'm with you because you're probably not going to get a ton coming off an injury.
00:50You're right.
00:50I know they want to replenish this farm system that has been regressing.
00:54I know that's something that they want to do.
00:56But there's been so few guys who have had success in this rotation the last couple of years.
01:02And outside of him being hurt, he has been one of the guys who actually has consistently.
01:08So why would you?
01:09And, you know, pitching here is different.
01:11Playing here is different.
01:12He's been able to do it at a pretty decently high level for both teams in town.
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