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Major League Baseball salary cap.

Owners just propose a salary cap.

It could cost them an entire season, and the entire market is talking about.

I'm about to come to Tom here.

And by the way, one day we will all hear about a girl named Bailey that will be a GM of a baseball team.

And that's Tom's daughter.

But hang tight until that happens.

So for the first time in 32 years, MLB owners have formally proposed a salary cap setting the stage for what could become the sports most serious labor conflict since 1994 strike that canceled the World Series with the current collective

bargaining agreement expiring shortly after the 2026 World Series. Many expect a lockout

on a potentially ugly showdown over baseball's economic future owners say competitive balance

is broken. MLB argues that the gap between the rich and the poor teams have become too large.

The Dodgers are spending roughly $420 million on payroll while the Marlins are spending

$80 million.

The league's proposal would cap payrolls at $243 million and create a salary floor of $172 million,

which means the 80 goes up 90, the 420 would need to come down 180,

give or take.

Eight teams would need to reduce spending by combined 578 million, while 12 lower

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