I don't think you are going to see any expansion, but anything is possible. I just don't see that in the immediate future. For the past several years, the number of Latinos in baseball has been increasing. You have clubs that have academies in the Dominican Republic, and other clubs with the desire to get more involved in Venezuela and clubs scouting in Mexico, others in Nicaragua and in Panama. Panama, incidentally, just became a member of the Caribbean Confederation, and will be playing winter ball next season.
Every club has an English-language program of some type.
At the same time, our office in the Dominican is going to determine what types of programs that the clubs who have academies down there have, and how we can help them develop a better program. The office will also assist the clubs in putting these programs together. With the number of Latinos in the game increasing, and more to come, we realize that they are going to the representatives of Major League Baseball, and we want players to communicate how they feel and what it's like to play the game here. You want them to be able to communicate in English. You also want them to be able to adapt and make it easier for them.