I want to say something here before I bring up another Bregman thing.

All right. First of all, yes, three o'clock, ha, ha, ha, the whole bit. There you go.

Odyssey.com rewind and whatever.

Can I have one minute here on the Dodgers?

Yeah.

Because I've had enough.

And I'm telling you in 2007, when this CBA runs out, the Los Angeles Dodgers

are going to be the reason the entire sport changes.

This has gotten to a point of parity. I mean, the Dodgers are signing pitchers that they don't

have room for in the rotation. They are signed. I mean, they already had a great rotation. Okay,

so fine, they lost Flaherty. But they have Glasnow. They go and get Sasaki. They got Yamamoto.

They got Bobby Miller.

Now we're going to go out and sign Numnuts McGee.

Hey, the dead body of Clayton Kershaw is back.

I just, this is like our topic we were going to do at some point with the Pistons.

When you feel like the league has gone rotten, it is very hard to enjoy the success of your

own team because it's in a sewer.

I mean, the Dodgers are openly circumventing the rules in a bad faith manner.

And it's legal, but it doesn't mean it's right.

And I'm sitting here in Detroit, and I'm going, we made the playoffs last year, and I don't

even feel like it matters.

You know what it feels like, Mike?

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