00:00The commonality as to why Michael Caine and Clay Holmes make sense is because of that big marketability of guys
00:06who have played in New York, pitched in New York, arrived in New York, and enjoyed their time here.
00:11I think that's a very important thing to recognize.
00:14So, Scoble doesn't have that.
00:16That's my biggest concern with Scoble with that north of $400 million investment.
00:21It's not just because of the natural, you know, deterioration for a guy now having already hit his peak in
00:26his career most likely.
00:27But it's also someone who you can't say L.A.'s big market like it is in New York.
00:32Sports fandom is so vastly different in L.A. sports to New York.
00:36I've seen it firsthand.
00:37I've been around it firsthand.
00:38And especially with the winning that the Dodgers have had, yes, they always have high expectations.
00:43But, like, if Eric Scoble didn't work out, it's not like he's not going to be able to show his
00:48face the way he wouldn't be able to in Manhattan.
00:50You know, like if it was like a Joey Gallo situation, that's what the reality would be.
