Caitlin L. Carducci

let's talk about each of those firings.

And yeah, so like Seb Hines is someone where like if I were Caitlin Carducci and Mark Wilf, I probably would not have fired him.

Because for what for what from what we know and what seems to be very clear in the way that the players responded after that, a we know that Heinz didn't see it coming like it caught him off guard, which means it also caught the players off guard.

And Heinz was beloved by those players, adored by those players, in fact.

Since Haley Carter has left, that system might not still be in place.

But Seb Hines clearly is good and flexible at working with a general manager and can find harmony.

whether that harmony existed with Caitlin Carducci.

If you wanted to fire Seb Hines, you need to feel fundamentally confident in Caitlin Carducci's ability to replace Seb Hines with a manager who will be in alignment with her as a GM.

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Caitlin Carducci, who's, who's the Orlando VP of soccer ops, said this to ESPN, uh, it is, quote, "Well over seven figures per year." So it's over a million dollars a year.

We know that the hip money allows you to sort of tap into this extra couple million to pay players over what they're making on the salary cap.

And Jordan, this is why you made the hip rule-

Go, girl.

Yeah.

So three more full seasons guaranteed, and I think, I think Caitlin Carducci sort of mentioned in some of the media around this, like, we know the job now is to find the second piece alongside Banda to take-

Yeah