You're listening to Draft Kings Network. Hey there, boys and girls, welcome to another edition of the business of sports with

Andrew Brand.

I'm your host.

Andrew Brand. We try to make it a unique and differentiated podcast with my experience, my insights

from many years as an agent, many years as a team executive, many years as a professor of sports

business and sports law, and of course my role in media as a business of sports analyst. All for you here to

hear these quick, short, and information-filled insights for the next 25 to 30 minutes as I do every

week. I wanted to get you updated on a lot of issues this week in and around baseball with the

Shohei Otani thing. We're going to talk about Jante Porter in the NBA.

We're talking about NFL issues coming out of the owners meetings.

Lots to get to today.

Just let you know that music you heard under us is my son Sam Brandt.

He's the musical producer.

We're produced by Jack Connell and we're presented as always by Draft Kings, who will make an

appearance in this podcast on a different level. Okay, let's get to it and we'll start where we

started the last week because this story, as I said last week, is not going to get lesser. It's

going to get more. It's not going to go away despite what they

tried to do yesterday. Okay, let's review. Shohei Otani, the MVP, the owner of the largest team

sports contract in the history of American sports. The MVP, the LA Dodgers, the two-way

player who started his season last week in Korea, of all places,

who plays for the most valuable franchise in the in Major League Baseball, the L.A. Dodgers.

He held a press conference. It wasn't an interactive press conference. It was a one-way press conference

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