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Interesting baseball series tonight.

It'll be the most expensive baseball series ever.

The Dodgers and the Mets play in a series. It is over a billion dollars of payroll in the series. And as we've often said, money does not buy wins. The Mets are two games under 500 and the Dodgers are on fire. And what's interesting, we're reading a great story on it here during the break. What's interesting about it is the Dodgers could spend more.

If you look at Otani and how his, the revenue that Shohei Otani has created for the Dodgers.

And it took a couple of years to pay off, but anybody could have signed it.

Because he generate, now you could argue the Dodgers have done a better job of marketing

him, but he generates, Otani generates so much money, but a small market team could

have bought him, promoted him, marketed him, and if they were reasonably viable,

you would have made your money back.

So the Otani gamble has been

unbelievable. Colin Wright, Colin wrong, as we often do in a Monday. Here we go.

Where Colin was right? I've said it before in sports. Parity is overrated. Rory, Tiger, Phil,

Kepka, the numbers are going to prove it. Rory McElroy helps the Masters.

Five of the world's top six golfers finished at least tied for third or in the top three.

It was a magical event.

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