Here you go.

go. go. What a weird existence I have waiting for the news of Shohai O'Tine to sign, not able to leave, go to dinner, go for a run.

Last night, he's going to the Blue Jays,

going about my day, and here's the news

that you've already seen, and I'm glad you tuned in we're

live nothing personal with David Sampson YouTube channel show hey otani's going

to the Dodgers 700 million dollars over 10 years.

Seven hundred million dollars over 10 years.

So I see that. $100 million over 10 years.

So I see that number, and I was thinking,

wow, we gave Stanton 325, now that's 13 years, now Otani's up to 700 over 10 years.

There's no way that's what the Dodgers did.

So let me break this down in four ways. Number one, the Dodgers are not paying Shoaho Tani

$70 million per year. It's the most important fact of the day.

Why is that so important?

Because in baseball, if you pay a player, 20% of your payroll,

you're not going to win. if you do you got lucky.

So a payroll of 350 million dollars would be required for Otani to make 70.

So it can't be that from a cash standpoint,

he will make 70 million.

Then word comes out from Ken Rosenthal and others that there are massive

deferrals, unprecedented deferrals. That means the cash outlay per year to Otani will be less than 70, way less than 70.

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