And no, this isn't a sarcastic breaking news that tigers suck.

No, I've just been a big truther of this, that there will not be baseball next year,

which considering the way the tigers are playing, that may not be a bad thing.

This is why.

Do you see this, Jeremy?

The owners have proposed for the first time in 32 years.

They're opening salvo in the CBA, salary cap.

And a floor, too, yeah.

Yeah, you can just wave goodbye.

The union.

I don't think there'll be baseball next year.

At all?

You don't think so at all?

I don't.

Look, I want to be wrong.

I love baseball.

But Jeremy, salary cap, players union. This is war. They've got to do it, though, don't they? The floor to me is more important. No, I think the more important thing is we stop the nonsense of deferred money. Yeah, well, that too. That has to stop. The floor is more important. The big teams are always going to spend. Well, the cap does nothing unless you deal with the deferred money because... Correct. I'm telling you, just keep your eye on it. And I, it's just, you know, Passing's talking about it up on TV right now. As long as the salary cap is the demand, I'd be surprised, because here's the thing, Jeremy, if they don't come to an agreement, you're not going to play some COVID season of 60 games.

Sure.

You kind of have to have at least 100 games season.

So my math, and Lord knows, I wasn't good at math, if you don't have a deal by June 1st,

I don't think you have baseball.

Is that fair?

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