I see the Dodgers still have one of the best teams money can buy.

[IBleedMaroonDawg]

I'm not watching anything but highlights. I tuned out in the 90s; after a strike, I haven't tuned back in since.

 

[blacklistedbully]

I'm not watching anything but highlights. I tuned out in the 90s; after a strike, I haven't tuned back in since.

Same here. I just don't give a damn anymore.

 

[DesotoCountyDawg]

I'm not watching anything but highlights. I tuned out in the 90s; after a strike, I haven't tuned back in since.

Same here. I just don't give a damn anymore.

 

[Hugh's Burner Phone]

I haven't watched any of the games but checked the scores. Good to see the Brave's offense is in full post season form.

 

[Seinfeld]

I’m not an avid boycotter, but I do refuse to watch MLB until they decide to do something about that piece of **** franchise in LA

 

[jethreauxdawg]

I hope the dodgers sweep the rest of the way. Then maybe changes to the salary cap rules will be made.

 

[olblue]

Actually, he’s been on the list since the 90s. Apparently.

 

[olblue]

I hope the dodgers sweep the rest of the way. Then maybe changes to the salary cap rules will be made.

 

[DawgNsuds]

1. New York Mets: $346.8 million (out of the playoffs)
2. Los Angeles Dodgers: $338.0 million (In the playoffs)
3. New York Yankees: $304.6 million: In.
4. Philadelphia Phillies: $291.7 million: In.
5. Toronto Blue Jays: $275.4 million: Out.
6. Atlanta: $263.9 million: In.
7. Houston Astros: $249.5 million: In.
8. Chicago Cubs: $248.8 million: In
9. San Diego Padres: $223.9 million: In.
10. Boston Red Sox: $210.2 million: In
11. Detroit Tigers: $202.1 million: Out
12. San Francisco Giants: $197.6 million: Out.
13. Arizona Diamondbacks: $192.8 million: Out.
14. Texas Rangers: $192.5 million: Out.
15. Los Angeles Angels: $179.8 million: Out.
16. Seattle Mariners: $170.5 million: Out.
17. Baltimore Orioles: $169.2 million: Out
18. Kansas City Royals: $149.8 million: Out.
19. Milwaukee Brewers: $143.5 million: In.
20. Cincinnati Reds: $128.3 million: Out
21. Colorado Rockies: $117.0 million: Out
22. Minnesota Twins: $109.5 million: Out
23. Pittsburgh Pirates: $107.6 million: Out.
24. Athletics: $98.7 million: Out
25. Tampa Bay Rays: $98.3 million. In
26. Chicago White Sox: $98.0 million: In
27. St. Louis Cardinals: $94.7 million: Out.
28. Washington Nationals: $90.3 million: Out.
29. Miami Marlins: $83.0 million: Out.
30. Cleveland Guardians: $74.2 million: In.

This was before there were some eliminations.

 

[jethreauxdawg]

2024 winner: 1st
2025 winner: 1st
2026 winner: ?

my favorite team does not have the money to spend like the dodgers, so I want the rules to change to be more favorable for my favorite team.

 

[Dawgzilla2]

The Owners want a hard cap at around $250 MM. There will be a lockout starting Dec. 2. I wouldn't buy any Spring training tickets.

 

[hatfieldms]

Salary cap is needed but that’s not why the dodgers are where they are. MLB needs to do something about these BS prorated/deferred contracts. Ohtani signed a 700 million dollar contract. They are paying him 2 million of that this year

 

[Duggar Hall Desk]

Dodgers fan for life. It's not just the payroll - it's also how much of the total revenue is being invested into the player salaries. I remember the days when the Dodger ownership had the money but wouldn't spend it. I remember seasons where LA was the worst team in MLB. Until MLB changes the rules, I'm gonna enjoy this run.

 

[CascillaCountryClub]

Austin Riley with 1 hit in postseason

 

[DesotoCountyDawg]

Salary cap is needed but that’s not why the dodgers are where they are. MLB needs to do something about these BS prorated/deferred contracts. Ohtani signed a 700 million dollar contract. They are paying him 2 million of that this year

I wonder how much money the dodgers are making in Ohtani jersey sales alone.