 Mookie Betts is what LeBron James wants to be in L.A. and will never be. And I got crushed for that. I mean, it was mostly people that were LeBron fans that had no idea what I was talking about. But it was like because the Dodgers were that team that had been on the doorstep five, six years in a row that had, you know, guys that had been there from the beginning. Kershaw, as I said, Justin Turner, et cetera. And then you bring in Mookie Betts in that year. He was the difference.