“DodgerHeads” host Jeff Spiegel and DodgerBlue.com executive editor Matthew Moreno discuss the Los Angeles Dodgers signing players to contracts with deferred salary, operating within the CBA guidelines, and more.
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I still think the ownership is planning to sell the team towards the end of Ohtani’s contract. I can see Rams owner Stan Kroenke (who is richer than Mark Walter) buying the team and building a new stadium next to SoFi
Non Dodgers fan will always complain, about anything…deferred money, superstars, big market small market, anything…why? Because they are losers. Kansas city is a small market right? Mahomes got a $500 million deal…what’s up? The viewership and money generated allows them to do what they do. If they want their city and team to have “big” superstars, go and spend money toward it.
If all teams are subject to the same rules, then all the complaining is just whining crybaby blather. Other teams could have done the same thing but didn’t. Stop with the victim mentality.
(Same argument goes for the 2020 World Series. All teams had to abide by the same rules. Only the Dodgers won. Enough said.)
The Mets did it with Bobby Bonilla, the players sign, because they can choose to retire to a lower tax state when they collect the amount due.
All I can say is that the Dodgers organization is that an elite level in everything that they do from Player Development to marketing go Dodgers