And I want you to listen to what he said about Jean-Carlo.

He was asked about taking care of this issue during the off season.

Because that's a natural question a lot of Yankee fans have.

Like, all right, you know, what's going on?

Like, why wasn't this something they addressed, let's say, in November,

December, or January, considering Stanton even admitted that it was an injury he was playing through last year.

Listen to Cashman's answer, and you tell me if he's a little, you know, pissed at John Carlo.

The complaints didn't come up until, obviously, right before camp, so.

Brian, do you have any kind of an idea on a timetable for this?

I mean, he said he had not swung a bat for four weeks or so before.

Yeah, I think it was three weeks before camp. You know, so ultimately he was dealing with it

at end of last year and, you know, obviously thought we were in a good place. And I think he was

feeling like in a good place, but then it really had, you know, about three weeks before camp and is my understanding.

And so now we're dealing with it.

Any vibe of...

Yeah, he's annoyed.

You can tell.

He's definitely annoyed.

Because it sounds like John Carlos Stanton didn't tell anybody about this until right before camp started.

Right.

So he probably was dealing with this in some capacity.

And just because it's the offseason and you're away on vacation or whatever the heck you're doing in the off season, he doesn't reach out to anybody.

...