Mark Olson

[MLB @MLB]

After another double-digit strikeout performance, Jacob Misiorowski is the first pitcher to reach 100 Ks this season!

(MLB x @abbvie)

[Mark Olson @chevyole]

@Rick_Devens is my Fan Favorite of Survivor Season 50. Thanks for making this season fun! Vote now! https://t.co/2IvbUijs7Y

[Rob Friedman @PitchingNinja]

Jacob Misiorowski with perhaps the most ABSURD first inning ever. 😳

10 Pitches at: 102, 103, 103, 103, 103, 103, 103, 103, 103 and 104 mph.

[Ryan @BrewPack8]

A home run that will always be remembered in Milwaukee.
Thank you @ajmonasterio16

[Mark Olson @chevyole]

@ajmonasterio16 Wow! I'm gonna miss you in Milwaukee. Thanks for signing my kids hats, you are a fan favorite and wish you all the best in your career and life.

[Mark Olson @chevyole]

@AdamSchefter I don't get all the pundits and people saying Rodgers is more likely to come back to Pittsburgh that McCarthy is there? Didn't they end badly, I seem to remember there was even some speculation that Rodgers was involved in getting him fired.

[Mark Olson @chevyole]

@WISportsFan80 @OnAirJosh I don't understand that. Myers is already better than what Sproat projects to be

[Mark Olson @chevyole]

@ReviewngTheBrew 2 MLB starters for 2 prospects? Horrible trade for the Brewers at first look. What am I missing?

[Mark Olson @chevyole]

@BrewCrewScoop I don't understand this trade. Peralta obviously is a rental but why give up Myers? He's better than Sproat projects to be

[Mark Olson @chevyole]

@MLBONFOX 2 MLB starters for 2 prospects? Horrible trade for the Brewers at first look. What am I missing?

[Mickey Koke @mickeykoke]

The Dodgers have handed out over $2.2 billion in contracts in just the last three offseasons. That number alone is more than the total value of half of MLB franchises, including the team they just beat in the World Series.

Their projected 2026 luxury tax bill is around $165 million. Not payroll — just the tax. That would rank near the middle of the league in total payroll by itself. That’s insane.

Most teams simply cannot operate this way, no matter how smart their front office is or how well they draft. The Dodgers have a massive TV deal, ownership willing to eat historic tax penalties, and the flexibility to treat the luxury tax as a business expense instead of a deterrent.

For a lot of franchises, one bad contract sets them back years.
For the Dodgers, there’s always another move.

MLB doesn’t have a salary cap, and at this point it barely has meaningful guardrails. When one organization can spend more in penalties than some teams spend on entire rosters, the idea of competitive balance starts to fall apart.

You can respect what they’re doing and still admit the system is broken.

Because this isn’t parity.
It isn’t sustainable. At least not for almost every other team.

And it’s not healthy for the sport long term.

It's making the game boring and more predictable.

[Mark Olson @chevyole]

@czabe Asinine

[NCAA Women's Volleyball @NCAAVolleyball]

WISCONSIN TO THE NATIONAL SEMIFINALS 🎉

#NCAAWVB x 🎥 ESPN / @BadgerVB

[Mark Olson @chevyole]

#ProBowlVote    Jordan Love

[Green Bay Packers @packers]

🚨 Signed Jordan Love jersey giveaway 🚨

To win:
1. RT
2. Comment #ProBowlVote + Jordan Love

[Milwaukee Bucks @Bucks]

Your friendly neighborhood Giannis. 😂

[Mark Olson @chevyole]

@ESPNInsights And yet it's not on the front page of ESPN's page

[Mark Olson @chevyole]

@AdamMcCalvy The best World Series team money can buy

[Mark Olson @chevyole]

@SamKuffelWx Will the Packer game still be on that station?

[Milwaukee Brewers @Brewers]

Jackson crushes one to dead center

[Milwaukee Brewers @Brewers]

Wild Bill gives us the lead 🎙️