I don’t hate on influencers bc I respect the hustle but the instagramification of the Masters makes me ill. My dad tried his whole adult life to go to the Masters & now I’ve tried my adult life to no avail. While people who don’t know what Amen Corner is go to just do merch hauls
@people Good Lord. Clearly whoever wrote this has never been to Newfoundland. They made it sound like it was a barren wasteland. St. John’s has over 120,000 people living there. It’s a full fledged city. It’s also one of the most beautiful places this country has to offer.
If there’s a discussion about inducting kitchen appliances, I personally think there should be a conversation about Team Italy’s espresso machine….just say in’
It’s not a “product.” I’m one dude who loves baseball. I could induct a toaster and guess what? You couldn’t do anything about it. Like I said earlier, if you’d actually read what I wrote, you’d see the Instagram broadcast channel (which is 100% free to join) voted on it.
I’m sorry you hate something that everyone else seems to be enjoying, but you’re more than welcome to keep crying about it and driving up my engagement. That’s money in my pocket. I honestly can’t fathom being this mad over a glorified meme page. You should probably put your time into doing something more valuable than whining about an inoffensive, positive tweet.
The entire timeline becoming curling rulebook experts over this Canada-Sweden ruckus is actually so fucking funny.
None of you bitches watch or play curling let the Olympic officials make the goddamn calls. Why are tweets calling the Canadians cheaters getting 30k likes lmao
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.