around the world. in the uk alone the women s league only became professional in 2018 and data shows that since that point attendance has grown. so the impact their is astronomical. ., , ., astronomical. there does remain astronomical. there does remain a awnin: astronomical. there does remain a yawning gap astronomical. there does remain a yawning gap in astronomical. there does remain a yawning gap in terms astronomical. there does remain a yawning gap in terms of - a yawning gap in terms of popularity in the finances between women s game and men s game. how would you describe that gap and what do you think it can never actually be closed? t it can never actually be closed? closed? i don t want to overstate closed? i don t want to overstate the - closed? i don t want to overstate the state - closed? i don t want to overstate the state of. closed? i don t want to i overstate the state of the women s game at this point. there is definitely a long way to go to input the women s
it raises an interesting question, philosophical. can you be the most disappointing team in the history of the sport if your fan base is conditioned to disappointment, right? this was the expectation for the mets fans, they d faceplant, and they ve lived up to it. arguably, not the most disappointing team, just playing to type. as for the trade market, it s weird. little activity, as you re aware. apparently, the asking price is, you know, for middle of the rotation arms, astronomical. doesn t mean as we get closer to the deadline things won t go crazy. sure you d love to see the red sox get a front of the rotation pitcher with a little salary control that they could bank on and give up little more. the type of deal, maybe shohei ohtani for nick york, something like that. not going to happen, but i d like the sox to make a little
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