Couple things before we get to the Niners conspiracy theory.

You know, we were talking about this Kyle Tucker deal and the Dodgers and comparing

it to the commanders.

I just saw something else online that SpotRack put out.

And it's the guaranteed salaries per Major League Baseball teams, including all deferred payments.

So everything on the books.

Yep.

Everything on the books.

So for the commanders, I mean, for the nationals, that would include Strasbourg, right?

So everything on the books, put it all together.

It's $120 million for the Washington Nationals.

Right.

The Dodgers are at $2.1 billion.

Well, Spencer Nussbaum, who covers the Nats for the Washington Post, I believe it is.

I want to get that correct.

Yeah, he just tweeted nine hours ago, when the Nats played their home opener against the Dodgers in 2026,

the teams will combine to have, barring more moves, 14 players on their active

rosters making at least 10 million per year. The Dodgers will have all 14 of them.

Right. I mean, that's the difference. How is there no salary cap in baseball? This is

absurd. This is an absurd thing. Well, I mean, their version of the salary cap is the payroll tax.

Okay.

If you're going to make money, the Dodgers owner makes so much money off of Show Hay.

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