00:00And we were trying to come up with any general manager
00:05that has been with the same team as long as Cashman has been.
00:11And we couldn't come up with anybody that's even remotely close.
00:17Now, Cashman was hired in 97, 98.
00:21Does any organization still have?
00:23I think I can come up with close.
00:25Like in Major League, it would only be baseball, I'm guessing, right?
00:29That wouldn't happen in any other.
00:31Oh, in sports.
00:32Oh, I'd have to really think about that.
00:34You hit me with a good one.
00:35I think DePoto in Seattle is a long time, Joe.
00:38I don't know how long that is, but it's a long time.
00:412007, I think, is when we had.
00:43Yeah, 2007.
00:45Creller's been around, but I don't know.
00:47Was he always with the Padres?
00:50Yeah, yeah.
00:52But was DePoto number two?
00:54Was he the second longest?
00:56Okay.
00:57He was number two, yep.
00:59So in the NBA, definitely not.
01:04I mean, that's a long time.
01:06Definitely not.
01:07Well, NFL, definitely not.
01:09Does Pat Riley count?
01:10Does Pat Riley count with the Heat?
01:12He's president there, but he hasn't been around since when Cashman was in there in the late 90s.
01:21He wasn't always with the Heat.
01:23He was a coach.
01:24Yeah, he was the Heat's head coach.
01:26Well, he came in, it was with Shaquille O'Neal, but that was early 2000s, was it not?
01:33No, I'm going to take a look at that.
01:35Definitely not.
01:37How long has Pat Riley been with the Miami Heat?
01:40That is a good question there.
01:42Let's see if I were.
01:44Yeah, because I couldn't come up with anybody that has had that much, knows where the bodies are buried.
01:51He's been around that long, and, you know, not just 31 years, Pat Riley.
01:58Yeah, 95.
02:00So Pat Riley is in basketball.
02:02Well, he's got to be the longest tenured guy then.
02:04My goodness.
02:06There you go.
02:07Him and Cashman over there, but in baseball.
02:08But he wasn't the GM at that time, I don't think.
02:11No, I'm trying to think.
02:12I don't, I can't even come close.
02:14I mean, I would have, I would have said that John Mosaylock of Seattle, of St. Louis before this year.
02:24But he retired, right?
02:26And then he said that.
02:27He retired, right?
02:28Right.
02:28I don't know if he's going to go to the Angels or not, but that was, that was definitely one.
02:34And no, I don't, I don't know that anybody else comes close.
02:38I'm trying to think.
02:39No.
02:40No, no.
02:41In baseball, no, right?
02:43I mean, that's, I mean, that's crazy.
02:47No.
02:48Yeah, this Cashman has got to be a Cashman.
02:50He was hired February 3rd, 98.
02:53Mosaylock was 2007 with the Cardinals.
02:56Uh, and I believe Rizzo was the Nationals was there.
03:01Yeah.
03:01Uh, Rizzo was there, but then he got Preller's been with the, I can't believe Preller, but
03:05he's been there since 2014.
03:08Uh, and DePoto, I think it was 2007.
03:09Yeah, no, Preller is relatively new.
03:11Yeah.
03:12New.
03:12Yeah.
03:12As far as that goes.
03:13So Cashman would be one and DePoto would be two and that's it.
03:17Yeah.
03:17Like there's been guys that have been general managers longer than him, but Dombrowski's done
03:22it for like six teams, but not just for one team.
03:25He's done it forever.
03:26Exactly.
03:27Correct.
03:28Yes.
03:28Yeah.
03:29Dombrowski was the GM of the Expos.
03:33That's correct.
03:34Yep.
03:36Wow.
03:37That is correct.
03:38He was the, that's right.
03:39Commish.
03:40That's impressive.
03:41Very, very impressive there.
03:43Yep.
03:4494, 93, 94.
03:46Wow.
03:47Uh, but listen, does he have, how much longer does he got?
03:50You think?
03:51That's a long time he'd be doing it.
03:53He's all, he's a hall of famer.
03:54So probably as long as he wants, uh, Cashman too.
03:58His, I, I Cashman.
04:00Yeah.
04:00Probably as long as he wants.
04:01I would say the next thing for Dombrowski is retirement, retirement.
04:05I don't think he'll go somewhere else after this.
04:07I think that would be it.
04:09So you think Cashman, as long as he wants to hold on, he's good to go.
04:13Yeah.
04:14They, they're over.
04:15They win every year.
04:16They win every single year.
04:18They don't win at all every year, but they, they have like how many consecutive seasons
04:22of being 500, like 30 in a row, something insane.
04:25Yeah.
04:25Come on.
04:26It's something crazy like that.
04:27So, all right.
04:28So then it's not, and here's the, he's not going anywhere.
04:31No, he's not.
04:32The Yankees don't need to win a world series to make money, do they?
04:38Uh, no, because they have a lot of revenue sharing, but that's a whole nother topic we
04:43can get into tomorrow.
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