If the Rays gave Blake Snell and Tyler Glasnow what they wanted, they wouldn’t be Dodgers
If the Red Sox gave Mookie what he wanted, he wouldn’t be a Dodger
If the Angels gave Ohtani what he wanted, he wouldn’t be a Dodger
If the Braves gave Freddie Freeman what he wanted, he wouldn’t be a Dodger
Cheap owners created the environment for a super team like the Dodgers to exist. Salary cap doesn’t stop those owners from being cheap.
A few events that led to the Dodgers super team
The Red Sox used Mookie Betts to dump David Price’s salary
Shohei Ohtani asked the Angels to match his contract offer and they said no
The Braves let Freddie Freeman leave because they wanted to save a little AAV and got Matt Olson
The Rays would rather die than pay a player market value so they traded Tyler Glasnow for prospects
Are the Dodgers a super team if any of those franchises truly wanted to win at all costs? None of those teams would have their franchise crippled by one contract.
This also ignores the fact that the Dodgers have a great farm system even though they haven’t drafted lower than 15th since they took Clayton Kershaw in 2006.
I hate the Dodgers for being stacked. I also hate the front offices and owners that let these players sign up together.
The Dodgers have made it known that they're looking to build a dynasty.
By winning the World Series and bringing a parade to Los Angeles, they gave us memories we'll never forget.
Before we hop into the new year, we reflect on the TOP 24 Dodgers moments of 2024 🔥
Photographer Atif Saeed took this stunning image of a lion, milliseconds before it charged.
He managed to jump back into his vehicle, fortunately having left the door open
Clayton Kershaw, who was moved to tears at the celebration today, said being called up to speak by Dave Roberts and his teammates "meant the world":
"Baseball is just a game, everybody says that. But I don’t know, man. You look around and you see how much it means to so many different people. I think it might be baseball, but it means a lot to a lot of different people, and I’m no different.”