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The kicker that won the game from the Rams is also an Indiana kid. He walked off against my HS with a 51 yard game winner.

Remember when Bears fans were pissed about Stroud?

Act like you've been drinking for years like a real Sox fan.

If Tucker is $60 million and Bo Bichette is 42 per, $20 million for Luis Robert is NOTHING.

Seriously. Even an optimistic timeline should be September, not the Super 2 deadline. This kid has barely gotten wet, and hasn't experienced any failure or struggle. Let him simmer a bit.

You know he's made the team when the talk turns from he's an asshole to he's our asshole and just misunderstood.

AJ also put a season 200 OPS points higher than Jarred before the Sox signed each, respectively.

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SWINGCHANGE, EVERYONE DRINK!

In 2023, the Padres led the Dodgers.

Because their revenue model is completely different.

This thread need a ConfortNo

The Sox should be way closer to the Dodgers than the freaking Pirates and As. The freaking Padres can do it.

There are plenty of teams that can compete. That's ridiculous.

Yet CNBC reported the Yankees led MLB in revenue last season.

And we know those things for other teams too.

Or don't understand the revenue's of a team is a direct result of the investment made into the team, just like any other business.

Then how the hell are you boldly proclaiming that the Dodgers are ahead of everyone?

That era has been dead.

Sox fans have major PTSD. Instead of being mad at our lazy owner for shutting the door on tons of different ways to try to win, we are pissed at the teams who are trying to win in every way possible. It's wild.

The big problem with a cap is that MLB isn't like the other sport in that they have an anti-trust exemption, and the lions share of money comes from local deals, and not national ones. You can't build a model that works the same way, because the revenues aren't the same way, The problem isn't that the Dodgers are spending, its that so many teams who can, are not.

They aren't though. Take a lot at what the Yankees make on paper.