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Stephen A. Smith says the Dodgers’ $2 billion payroll is pushing Major League Baseball toward another lockout “The Dodgers are committed to over $2 billion.” “$1.1 billion is deferred money.” “What other team in Major League Baseball can do that?” “That’s why you got a lockout coming.” “That’s why... show more

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The Dodgers owe $1.1 BILLION in deferred money. They’ll still be cutting checks to these guys in the 2040s while the rest of baseball gets buried. And people wonder why this sport is headed for a fucking strike. Nobody wants to admit it, but baseball has a massive problem.

The Dodgers owe $1.1 BILLION in deferred money. They’ll still be cutting checks to these guys in the 2040s while the rest of baseball gets buried. And people wonder why this sport is headed for a fucking strike. Nobody wants to admit it, but baseball has a massive problem.

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This was the broadcast team of the Los Angeles Angels reacting to the news that the Dodgers had acquired Tarik Skubal, in real time. They are 100% correct. They are baffled. Not by the Dodgers but by the lack of action from other teams. “Why couldn’t a team like the Brewers or the Braves or whoever, step in and keep the Dodgers, this is an open market. Anybody can go and get Skubal. This is not about money. This is about trading prospects. And how could these other teams allow that to happen?” “The Dodgers aren’t the only team with prospects and they aren’t the only team with top 100 prospects that are in the mix…… How does this happen? Why would teams just allow the Dodgers to swoop in and do this? I don’t get it.” Even as a Dodgers fan, I’m asking the same question. Why would the Yankees, Brewers, Braves, Cubs, and Phillies, to name a few teams, allow this to happen? 🤯 If I was competing against the Dodgers, I would do everything in my power to prevent them from acquiring Skubal. You tell me….

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HYUN-SEOK JANG: “I love the Dodgers.” Jang says he joined the Dodgers organization instead of entering KBO as a top draft pick because it’s always been his dream to play in the Major Leagues. “I had two options: Are we going to go to KBO, or are we going to go into the Major League teams?” “I talked to other teams’ scouters, but I know that in Korea [the Dodgers are very famous]. They love the Dodgers. Hyun-jin Ryu, you know him? Legend. He played for the Dodgers. And then right now, Roki Sasaki, Yamamoto, and then Shohei Ohtani.” “I love the Dodgers. It’s my dream to do the same thing: I want to pitch in Dodger Stadium.” 🎥: BatBoysBaseball / Instagram

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