00:00Joe and I've been keeping up to date on a few situations here in Major League Baseball,
00:04which means Kyle Tucker to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
00:08You look at that lineup, and let me understand something, Tom.
00:10On a day-to-day basis, betting the Dodgers like Moneyline,
00:13it's not even going to compute next year.
00:15They'll be a favorite every game.
00:17Dodgers signing these great players, good for baseball, bad for baseball,
00:20lockout incoming.
00:21What is it, Tom?
00:22You know, ultimately, it's bad for baseball.
00:24And a lot of people are saying, oh, are they blaming the Dodgers?
00:26Or everyone's like, oh, well, blame the other owners
00:28for not spending enough money.
00:30Like, the answer is it's both.
00:31The answer, it's not just one or the other.
00:33It's a combination of both.
00:33The Dodgers, they are abusing the system,
00:36but it's within the confines of the system.
00:37And then we also need to blame the other owners for not spending enough.
00:40It's not one or the other.
00:41It's parts of both.
00:43So the other owners need to spend more to put out competitive teams.
00:47But the Dodgers, they're doing a bit much.
