I know I've had kind of this running gag about rooting for the Dodgers and everything.

I'm here to tell you that the Dodgers winning the World Series the other night is a legit. No giggle here. Big, big deal. For the future of

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I posted something on social media.

Let's say within about an hour of the final out of game seven.

I'll read it to you. There's not much there. It certainly won't be anything new to anybody who's

listened to this program. Quoting myself here, in all seriousness, this is the ideal outcome.

Major League Baseball needs a salary cap system.

For those who don't know, all cap systems come with a ceiling, a floor, a tight range between the two,

and to ensure it works, expanded revenue sharing, just like every other sport.

That's it.

That's it.

That's all I had.

None of the usual snark, none of my, how did they do this?

What a whippersnapper, up and coming, gritty.

None of that stuff.

It wasn't aimed at the Dodgers, this one, at all.

And there's a reason for that.

As I'd elaborate later in the same discussion threads, Dodgers didn't do anything wrong.

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