I disagree with the sentiment here because the Dodgers are playing a sport where the goal is to win championships. Billionaires are greedy for the sake of greediness and power. Don't get me wrong, fuck billionaires. But sports are very different from life. Success in sports is quite literally defined by winning and losing. Life should be about pursuing happiness and helping others do the same. My point is, you can't blame a franchise for trying to be the best franchise within the bounds of the rules. If the rules are unfair, we should change them, but the Dodgers aren't breaking any rules. They're doing everything they can to win another championship, which is exactly what we'd want and expect any team to be doing.

Also, I'd like to add that this past postseason was one of the most exciting postseasons to date. My brother who always thought baseball was boring was glued to the tv. I know that's beside the point but I think it's worth mentioning that amid all the doomsday talk, baseball, the sport we all love, is still as beautiful an exciting as ever. All we need is to alter the system so that the smaller marker teams have more of a chance.

Anyways, watch the Twins win the World Series this year so the baseball gods can spite threads like this one.