00:03No, no, no, no. Wait, that's complicated.
00:07The international draft needs to get a lot of stuff settled before you do that.
00:14Dominican Republic is not structured right to get a draft.
00:19Cuba is not structured to get a draft.
00:22Venezuela is not structured to get a draft.
00:24America to me is the most organized place that I've seen for baseball and probably holding a draft.
00:37You see it in football, you see it in basketball, you see it in soccer, you see it in all
00:42aspects of any sport.
00:45But believe me, you're going to compare a third world country to America when it comes to forming a draft?
00:53There's no way. If they're going to do that, they need to put money into it.
00:58They need to go, you know, put the players in the same position to succeed as one kid in America.
01:08Some of those players in the Dominican don't have the torso, don't have the education level.
01:16They don't have the body, they don't have the meals, the proper meals to compete with an American kid.
01:50It's impossible.
01:51They don't have the money from Dominican, from Venezuela.
01:53Where's the kid from?
01:55You don't know any of that.
01:57You have to really structure something formal before you go out there and establish a draft.
02:04And all of that is because of a few things.
02:07If you watch what the owners make, if you watch what PA makes, if you watch the benefits of both
02:15sides,
02:17they should just really look in the mirror and say, you know, this is what we need to do, honestly
02:25speaking.
02:27And I come from there, yeah.
02:29I wasn't drafted.
02:30I was a free agent, but that's it.
02:32I was a free agent.
02:32I was a free agent.
02:32I was a free agent.
