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Speaker 2: baseball thing down real quick, Tony. How could one ever
Speaker 2: you did forgetta me, Danny. We're celebrating. We're wearing these
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Speaker 2: and baseball has been popping the past few years. We
Speaker 2: never gave up on baseball, so baseball, you better not
Speaker 2: give up on us. Tony clarkson the News. Fan love baseball.
Speaker 2: I coach pony ball. It's my passion. You pony boy,
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Speaker 2: than me? You know, honestly, other than like doing this
Speaker 2: show and being passionate about our career, coaching my kids
Speaker 2: is my passion.
Speaker 3: I love baseball.
Speaker 2: I coach baseball, I coach softball. I am a monster
Speaker 2: fan of the game. It's the best game.
Speaker 3: It's uh listen. I feel like football is the most
Speaker 3: fun to watch.
Speaker 2: That might be my number one sport like everyone else,
Speaker 2: But if you grew up playing baseball, you just have
Speaker 2: this love and passion for the game. I think baseball
Speaker 2: is just a beautiful sport. Everything about it, everything, every
Speaker 2: little thing about how they magically worked it out one
Speaker 2: hundred plus years ago, that a ground ball to shortstop,
Speaker 2: if played cleanly, you're out by a step, like the measurements.
Speaker 2: Everything about baseball is freaking perfect, perfecto.
Speaker 3: Even though they're taking away the Kazon this year and
Speaker 3: you're gonna have to be like, was that a strike.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 2: You're gonna have to go back to like the old
Speaker 2: timey time, you can have to go back to the
Speaker 2: twenty tens when there was no Kazon.
Speaker 3: But Tony Clark's in the news, and this is no way.
Speaker 3: This is not good news.
Speaker 2: Because the baseball season that's coming up, you better embrace it,
Speaker 2: you better love it, because I don't feel good about
Speaker 2: where things go from here. The equity to enrich themselves
Speaker 2: is that someone in the way of saying he stole money.
Speaker 3: Well, that's only part of the story.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is sort of a juicy story, and much
Speaker 2: like a juicy heine, as we already mentioned, people love
Speaker 2: a juicy story. Yeah, and Tony Clark, who was a
Speaker 2: great player in Detroit, speaking of Detroit sports, played for
Speaker 2: my Yankees. Yeah, hit a ground rule double that could
Speaker 2: have prevented the whole two thousand and four the bacle
Speaker 2: with the Red Sox grew out of Beard in retirement,
Speaker 2: became the head of the MLBPA. He's the head of
Speaker 2: the MLB Players Union and he's resigning now. For me,
Speaker 2: it's a two part crazy story because he got his
Speaker 2: sister in law hired.
Speaker 3: A few years ago, like three years ago.
Speaker 2: Turns out he's having relations with her, took her to
Speaker 2: a Bangladesh. That's a no no on multiple levels. Right,
Speaker 2: that's the whole company inc thing and scandalous. And it's
Speaker 2: his wife's sister. Like whoa hey, slow down, Tony Clark.
Speaker 2: And now he's under federal investigation because they used licensing
Speaker 2: money and equity for themselves, so allegedly allegedly his wife's sister.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and so that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, he's scamming money, yeah, a little allegedly, little
Speaker 2: oral and then you know the old BJ Sirhoff was
Speaker 2: in full effect, little bj Upton. You know he was
Speaker 2: doing all sorts of shenanigans behind the scenes. Gett a
Speaker 2: little sticky, icky icky.
Speaker 3: What's worse?
Speaker 2: By the way, when when you said sister in law
Speaker 2: would have been worse if it was his brother's wife
Speaker 2: or his wife's sister, why I didn't need to know?
Speaker 2: Is there a worse facts here? Let's see, wife, they're
Speaker 2: both bad. If you're so bad, let's play it that,
Speaker 2: let's speak. I was trying to figure out what was worse.
Speaker 2: I don't think there is a worse one, all right,
Speaker 2: let's play there is, actually there is.
Speaker 5: There is.
Speaker 2: If you were to sleep with your beautiful girlfriend Jordan's
Speaker 2: sister or your brother Tommy's girlfriend, my brother Tommy's girlfriend,
Speaker 2: that'll be worse because that's my brother.
Speaker 3: You're betraying your brother.
Speaker 2: You can't betray your brother. You can't betray your brother
Speaker 2: like that. And I'm not saying betraying your wife is
Speaker 2: even is better, but it is. It's a little worth
Speaker 2: less worse. You're betraying your wife in both cases, yeah,
Speaker 2: but in this case, you betraying your wife and your brother.
Speaker 2: See the difference. One is betraying your wife and brother.
Speaker 2: One's betraying just your wife. So I guess he took
Speaker 2: the lesser of the two evils because he was with
Speaker 2: his wife's sister.
Speaker 3: That he got higher. He deserves a pat on the back.
Speaker 5: What a great guy.
Speaker 2: That's so shady, dude, Like, you can't be pulling favors
Speaker 2: for your uh, sexual pleasures or something.
Speaker 3: So he got his wife's sister hired in the MLB.
Speaker 2: She was part of the MLB Players Association, apparently having relations.
Speaker 2: And that's scandalous enough. And then when you hear the
Speaker 2: rest of the story, you're like, oh, Well, the phrasing
Speaker 2: I saw was equity to enrich themselves insinuates allegedly some
Speaker 2: type of money grab correc Sam, whuld you say that
Speaker 2: siphoning of sorts equity to enrich themselves sounds like some.
Speaker 3: Legal skimming off the top? Yeah, little money here, little
Speaker 3: money there.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 7: By the way, guys, and infidelity leads to home wrecking,
Speaker 7: but it also leads to getting into your work.
Speaker 5: It's also it's work wrecking as well.
Speaker 3: Home and work wrecking a reminder to uh, don't dip
Speaker 3: your pen and company, inc.
Speaker 5: That you know not.
Speaker 2: Everything's like an sleazy eighties comedy where you know you
Speaker 2: your proper up on the photocopy here, there's no sanctuary anymore.
Speaker 3: Don't do it. It's not worth it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I say, don't proper up on the photo like
Speaker 2: it looked fun in some eighties movie that you saw.
Speaker 3: But it's not worth it.
Speaker 2: By the way, how many times has that been a
Speaker 2: plot line in like a stupid show or someone took
Speaker 2: if someone took a success someone took.
Speaker 3: A copy of Budgets. No, it's not worth it. I
Speaker 3: don't care how hot she is.
Speaker 2: And you know what, ninety percent of the time I'm
Speaker 2: just making this thatt up ninety percent of the time.
Speaker 2: According to this guy that you heard on the radio,
Speaker 2: it's what we call relative proximity hot.
Speaker 3: What does that mean? She's not that hot. You're risking
Speaker 3: your career and reputation on a person.
Speaker 2: This goes both ways. This isn't towards the ladies. Ladies,
Speaker 2: this goes towards the men too. They're relative proximity hot.
Speaker 2: They're hot for the office. They're just hot for the office,
Speaker 2: and outside of the office they're not even that hot,
Speaker 2: and you're risking it all. And listen, MLB doesn't need
Speaker 2: this headline, doesn't need this story. Things are good. I
Speaker 2: can't say, listen, if there's money skimming, then I don't
Speaker 2: feel bad for him.
Speaker 3: But the relationship part, by.
Speaker 2: Goodness, this how many men, and you can say women,
Speaker 2: but how many men have have let their pursuit of
Speaker 2: boutet bring them down?
Speaker 3: Bring them down?
Speaker 2: Politics, sports, entertainment, family members, friends.
Speaker 3: How many people do you know, really.
Speaker 2: Let let's be honest ask get in the way of
Speaker 2: their whole life as like we are just you know,
Speaker 2: there's something just so stupidly primal about guys.
Speaker 3: Sometimes it's like I got life like this is a
Speaker 3: guy stupid. This guy had life by the nuts. Tony Clark,
Speaker 3: he did.
Speaker 2: He was a professional athlete that was successful. And it's
Speaker 2: how easy to make that transition from l to head
Speaker 2: of the MLBPA. Respected good guy, but you've seen it
Speaker 2: with politicians and athletes and important people. By the way,
Speaker 2: fifteen years in the league. He had a great career.
Speaker 2: How many home runs you think Tony Clark had over
Speaker 2: or under three hundred?
Speaker 3: I was going to say two forty seven?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 3: Really, yeah, I don't know. I have the number five
Speaker 3: to my head. You're close to fifty one.
Speaker 2: Have you noticed I have like some odd knack for
Speaker 2: these little guests the game. I mean, you got that
Speaker 2: giant head at least his field with something. Because I
Speaker 2: was like no, But when you said tony clock, I'm like,
Speaker 2: probably about three hundred, but not quite.
Speaker 3: I'm like, yeah, do you all right?
Speaker 2: I'll push on a spot again since you like this
Speaker 2: game so much?
Speaker 3: Was his career high?
Speaker 5: Performed this on Mondays on our afternoon show one.
Speaker 3: I know how many career high home runs?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: We have like twenty eight thirty four? Okay, yeah, I
Speaker 3: mean you're in.
Speaker 2: The ball and he had like two seventy two the
Speaker 2: years career, Yeah, close to sixty two.
Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, but he was a solid solid in Detroit.
Speaker 3: He was a he was a force. Again.
Speaker 2: He grew out that rip van Winkle beard and became
Speaker 2: a big dog in the MLB.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So, I mean he had a great reputation. That's what
Speaker 3: really stinks.
Speaker 2: It not I'm not making excuses for dudes at all
Speaker 2: or women. It's just it really is wild to think
Speaker 2: how many people.
Speaker 3: Really let what's in their pants control their brain? What's
Speaker 3: in your pants? Let me come on pulling up our
Speaker 3: feedback on the into chat right now.
Speaker 2: Like I said, if anything from this story is you
Speaker 2: got to keep your fingers crossed for the MLB. The
Speaker 2: timing's bad. Let's you gotta remind yourself that, Yeah, I
Speaker 2: get it. That dude in the office, or that woman
Speaker 2: who's strutting her little business booty down the hallway, Yes
Speaker 2: she looks great and all, but it's not worth it.
Speaker 2: Get a grip Arrowsmith style, Get a grip and focus
Speaker 2: on I don't know, work. Aren't you supposed to be working?
Speaker 2: It's not worth it, guys. Now, let's talk about the
Speaker 2: real ramifications of baseball because this doesn't only affect the
Speaker 2: livelihood and personal life of Tony Clark. This guy, you know,
Speaker 2: made some mistakes. We're all human, so I'm not going
Speaker 2: to come down too hot on the sky. But wife's sister, man,
Speaker 2: my goodness, Luise MLB, this guy's horned up.
Speaker 3: My goodness.
Speaker 2: That's the other thing. There's so many people out there.
Speaker 2: You had to go at your not only someone you
Speaker 2: work with, someone in your family. Dude, calm down, relax.
Speaker 2: Formal CBA negotiations are expected to begin in the spring.
Speaker 2: If no new deal, shout out to FDR on President's
Speaker 2: Day week. If there's no new deal, If there's no
Speaker 2: new deal reached by December first, my dad's birthday.
Speaker 3: What's up Dad?
Speaker 2: Of twenty twenty six after the season, so we are
Speaker 2: safe for one full baseball season.
Speaker 3: But if there's no agreement reached.
Speaker 2: By December first, I'm sure people know, but we could
Speaker 2: be looking at a lockout, a shutdown, and a possible
Speaker 2: delay of the twenty twenty seventh season. And here's the big,
Speaker 2: like elephant in the room, salary cap. Not one in
Speaker 2: Major League Baseball or any sport for that matter, wants
Speaker 2: a salary cap. Salary cap just means players that are
Speaker 2: gonna get Pryce Harper definitely doesn't want. Yeah, remember he
Speaker 2: told the commissioner and get the f out of the
Speaker 2: locker room, and like tell you, I think he gave
Speaker 2: the throats. I think he gave the commissioner a wedgie.
Speaker 2: He said, don't even think about it. But no player
Speaker 2: wants salary caps. Flapped him because you're what you really
Speaker 2: want is the most money possible. There's a narrative going
Speaker 2: around that this kid gets sticky icky because no player
Speaker 2: in the Union is gonna want a salary cap. And
Speaker 2: they're saying, every owner except maybe three or four teams.
Speaker 2: You took Dodgers, he took a thirty teats and who
Speaker 2: else they're saying, maybe twenty five Danny of the thirty teams,
Speaker 2: the Yankees, I know, they're being a little stingy. So
Speaker 2: the Yankees, they're saying, are back and forth, like the
Speaker 2: Yankees will spend, but they wouldn't be opposed to a
Speaker 2: salary cap.
Speaker 3: So who's the third team.
Speaker 2: It's like the Dodgers Mets, and they're saying Steve Cohen
Speaker 2: just yesterday was like, you know, Dodgers, I could spend too.
Speaker 5: I know, I don't think the Blue Jays would be
Speaker 5: down with.
Speaker 2: Is that the thirteen they're saying the Phillies might be
Speaker 2: open to spend. But Danny, even Steve Cohen historically as
Speaker 2: a Mets fan, I know this, He's gone back and
Speaker 2: forth on Listen.
Speaker 3: I'm willing to spend.
Speaker 2: But just because I'm a billionaire doesn't mean I have
Speaker 2: like an open wallet and it's just endless, like I'll
Speaker 2: spend when and how I can to make my team
Speaker 2: try to win. Yeah, So the timing of this is
Speaker 2: bad for baseball because if you got Tony Clark resigning
Speaker 2: like that doesn't help anything, doesn't help negotiations here.
Speaker 3: What's what's the solution here?
Speaker 2: Since Tony Tony Gonzalez, since Tony Clark is out the mix,
Speaker 2: what do you think happens this year? Do you think
Speaker 2: unfortunately with baseball poppin O, Tawny Judge Soto, Bobby Witt Junior,
Speaker 2: all these young stars of the game, the schemes and
Speaker 2: all the way you just named without even thinking about it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the top four hitters projected in the World Baseball Classic
Speaker 2: this year.
Speaker 5: Look at that.
Speaker 3: I'm on the pulse.
Speaker 2: Those are the top four hitters, not in the correct order,
Speaker 2: but you just named them without even knowing it like that.
Speaker 2: Do you want to throw the fifth out there just
Speaker 2: to see you're right? So I said, all right, you said,
Speaker 2: you said Judge, Shohy Witch Junior and Sodo the fifth.
Speaker 2: Who's the fifth top hitter in the WBC in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty six next month?
Speaker 3: That's a great question. I'll give you a hint. He
Speaker 3: plays for ten USA no Usay, no, I know Mike
Speaker 3: Tratt's not playing.
Speaker 5: You got this.
Speaker 3: We talked about him all year. We talked about him
Speaker 3: all year. Yeah, you got this.
Speaker 2: It just proves how forgettable he is. National League, American League,
Speaker 2: American League. I'm not putting you on a spot because
Speaker 2: when you when I tell you, you're like, all hold on,
Speaker 2: it proves to you.
Speaker 3: Gunderson, No, I don't know, you know what.
Speaker 5: I do want the projected to talk about him? You
Speaker 5: want to?
Speaker 2: I want to talk about if we have time today.
Speaker 2: If not, you got to check us at our regular
Speaker 2: time five to seven on the East tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Don't tell me.
Speaker 2: Hold on, I could top the top hitter rankings for
Speaker 2: the WBC came out.
Speaker 3: I could take thirty seconds.
Speaker 5: To figure this out.
Speaker 2: Sure, I named all I named the top four, all right,
Speaker 2: Bobby Wood Jr. Soto and then I'm sure the top
Speaker 2: two are Judge and Otani. You pick your poison.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got.
Speaker 2: I got an issue with how they ordered him. So
Speaker 2: if we have time, I want to talk about it.
Speaker 2: If not tomorrow, Yeah, who's the fifth Judge? O'tani? I
Speaker 2: said he plays for Team USA Soto with junior Team
Speaker 2: USAM USA stacked. By the way, And if you're not
Speaker 2: pumped about the WBC, then you must not have watched
Speaker 2: the last one because Japan won and ended with sho
Speaker 2: Hey striking out Mike Trout just as a reminder that
Speaker 2: it was so dope. I know it's not my boy,
Speaker 2: Polar Bear Pete on the on the Orioles, Now you're
Speaker 2: gonna hate yourself, come on Rich again. That he proves
Speaker 2: how oh how ridiculous our conversations were last year, George Springer,
Speaker 2: No I tour conversations.
Speaker 5: You're back and forth. You're arguing on the air.
Speaker 3: We thought about it for like months.
Speaker 5: You took one side, but you were genuine about it.
Speaker 5: But you were on the other side.
Speaker 3: When he proves he's not in the conversation.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 5: It is your debate about that which.
Speaker 3: Proves, yeah, he had a great season last year, but
Speaker 3: was he really the MVP? Can I tell you no,
Speaker 3: it's so far off my radar. That's man, I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: great hitter. They have him ranked fifth.
Speaker 4: Our year end special. Your guys' argument about that made
Speaker 4: that special.
Speaker 2: According to the WBC hitting rankings, not player rankings, hitter rankings,
Speaker 2: he's fifth. And I'm not going to debate that guy
Speaker 2: hits bombs?
Speaker 3: Do you guys think that?
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, in twenty twenty seven, we're going to see a
Speaker 2: delay to the baseball season.
Speaker 3: You think they'll you think.
Speaker 2: That's that's I guess the core of this, even though
Speaker 2: people want to talk about the scandalous part of it,
Speaker 2: well the scandal, the scandal's part makes you realize that
Speaker 2: without Tony Clark, who's a big cog in this, in
Speaker 2: this machine, he he's.
Speaker 3: The rep right danergy, he's like the main dude.
Speaker 2: So now and when the union and the players talk
Speaker 2: to the owners, which is supposed to these negotiations are
Speaker 2: supposed to start, like I don't like now almost did
Speaker 2: you say a big conquer hog? Would you say, why
Speaker 2: did they do interview the sister lull. I mean he's
Speaker 2: walking around like it. Okay, I just hope baseball much
Speaker 2: like the I was saying. You're a WNBA guy because
Speaker 2: you're a Kitlin Clark fan. Sure you don't think it's
Speaker 2: counterproductive if they don't get things figured out, like when
Speaker 2: does that?
Speaker 3: When does that supposed to start? Oh, it definitely puts
Speaker 3: a dark cloud, overcast cloud over.
Speaker 2: And I'm not trying to be the most counterproductive thing
Speaker 2: for the momentum that baseball has right now, just like
Speaker 2: the WNBA, like w n B A and I and
Speaker 2: I hate. I'm again, I'm not trying to be mean.
Speaker 2: If the w NBA stops playing, I feel like no
Speaker 2: is ever gonna watch it again.
Speaker 3: It might be the end of the league.
Speaker 2: Because in my mind, it's like I mean, in my
Speaker 2: in my mind like we were just starting to come
Speaker 2: around to it. It's like w NBA is hot, We're
Speaker 2: finally people get it, trying to sign network deals, doing everything.
Speaker 2: If the w NBA stops playing, do you think people
Speaker 2: are gonna go people stopped watching baseball during the strike
Speaker 2: in ninety four, you think they're gonna go back to
Speaker 2: the w NBA.
Speaker 3: Get out of town.
Speaker 2: Man, I feel bad for the expos fans, that was
Speaker 2: their season. I feel bad for the WNBA if they
Speaker 2: don't think. I feel good for is Paul on Ill
Speaker 2: because he ended up with a batting title.
Speaker 3: It doesn't even count.
Speaker 5: It does count.
Speaker 3: Ninety four?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think Tony Wasn't it Tony Gwynn that could
Speaker 2: have batted four hundred and ninety four because he was
Speaker 2: he was real hot around that time. Coulda should have,
Speaker 2: would have. You don't want to deal with that kind
Speaker 2: of headache again because of the timing of this Tony
Speaker 2: Clark resignation. I just I just hope baseball figures it out.
Speaker 2: But what say you, buddies? Do you think you think
Speaker 2: baseball comes to some type of conclusion. It's almost like
Speaker 2: Danny And by the way, doesn't it also remind you
Speaker 2: not only are people a bunch of hornbags, right man?
Speaker 2: That a bunch of horned Like he's apparently allegedly under
Speaker 2: federal investigation because they use licensing money and equity money
Speaker 2: for themselves. Like people are just scamming off I said
Speaker 2: line for their own power. Name is Steven Sagall movie.
Speaker 2: Did Tony Clark think he's above the laws? And now
Speaker 2: he's under siege.
Speaker 3: Aren't killed.
Speaker 2: It's just like you can't trust anybody, man, man, you
Speaker 2: think you think you know, you think you know someone.
Speaker 2: I do think it would be so counterproductive. Do you think,
Speaker 2: because they're so far apart guys, that we as fans
Speaker 2: would be delusional to think there's an easy resolution. If
Speaker 2: every player on Planet Earth is like, yeah, no, sellar
Speaker 2: cap yep, ninety percent of the owners are like, no,
Speaker 2: we should probably do some type of cap.
Speaker 3: I think everyone thinks there should be a floor.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It becomes a debate, Danny g of you know our teams,
Speaker 2: like the Dodgers ruining the game or are they just
Speaker 2: better at business?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: So it's just a matter of how you look at it.
Speaker 2: And I am one of those guys that says, Yo,
Speaker 2: the Dodgers are just better at business.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm glad you brought that up. And I'll give
Speaker 4: Collins some credit for this. I heard him talking about
Speaker 4: it a couple of weeks ago, and I looked at
Speaker 4: the numbers for myself.
Speaker 5: This is what makes it complicated.
Speaker 4: The Dodgers earned around seven hundred and fifty million dollars
Speaker 4: last year. They spent seventy five percent of that profit
Speaker 4: on their roster. The Yankees round the same amount of
Speaker 4: earning seven hundred and thirty million for the season, they
Speaker 4: spent around forty eight percent going into for their roster.
Speaker 4: So yeah, they're going into this next season exactly. You
Speaker 4: can't you can't tell owners exactly what to do with
Speaker 4: their money. But a lot of this comes down to
Speaker 4: who's really invested in putting that money back into their business, back.
Speaker 3: Into their team.
Speaker 2: You know, what sho heeo Tani did for the Dodgers
Speaker 2: also helped them greatly, right, gave them a lot more
Speaker 2: to play with.
Speaker 3: Props to them. I'm not one of those guys hating
Speaker 3: on that.
Speaker 2: I think they figure out of loophole that works, and
Speaker 2: they're doing great business. They're not playing by different rules,
Speaker 2: so that makes it fair, That makes it even an
Speaker 2: even playing field. They're talking about a bunch of rich guys,
Speaker 2: billionaire owners. Now feeling sorry, Now, can I give you
Speaker 2: like the basic breakdown for people that guess, let's be honest.
Speaker 2: I feel like a lot of times with negotiation and
Speaker 2: contract stuff, whether it be free agency, arbitration, all these things,
Speaker 2: I feel like a lot of fans just like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I understand it, but deep down inside.
Speaker 3: You're like, do I really understand that? Give us a
Speaker 3: cliff Notes.
Speaker 2: By the way, how many times did you use cliff notes?
Speaker 2: Cliff bailed me out so many times throughout life. I'm
Speaker 2: like to kill a mockingbird.
Speaker 7: How about how about Cliff cliff notes that was the
Speaker 7: original chat GPT. Yeah, like I need a summary of
Speaker 7: this book nineteen eighty four. How about Cliff Rich.
Speaker 2: If we ever win an awards, if we ever win
Speaker 2: a major award, just remember to thank Cliff.
Speaker 3: I just want to thank Cliff and all.
Speaker 2: The guy that helped me when I didn't want to
Speaker 2: read a separate piece and high school Cliff, here's some
Speaker 2: basics cove on. By the way, it started calling my
Speaker 2: one friend named Cliff and my phone when you just
Speaker 2: said that nice, Sorry, Cliff. How does revshare work in baseball?
Speaker 2: Is this a rev share for dummies? Revshare for dummies?
Speaker 5: Perfect?
Speaker 2: You know all those little books at the font the
Speaker 2: you know, the kiddie fond through the yellow cover. Rev
Speaker 2: Share for dummies, guys. MLB does not have a heart
Speaker 2: salary cap. Instead, it uses revshare and the competitive balance tax,
Speaker 2: which they call the luxury tax.
Speaker 3: In fact, you know what.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna give you a quick I'm gonna do my
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Speaker 2: got lots to get to. But you promised Cliff's notes, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I said, I would give you the the one minute
Speaker 2: rundown of where the big discrepancy with salary cap, salary floor,
Speaker 2: baseball players and baseball owners, and where all this is
Speaker 2: going to lead to with or without Tony Clark. And
Speaker 2: now without Tony Clark, who, as we said, is the
Speaker 2: big story on a slow spot. That's what we're having
Speaker 2: a lot of fun talking about other stuff. The big
Speaker 2: story is Tony Clark having an affair with his sister
Speaker 2: in law, perhaps skimming money, allegedly equity to enrich themselves.
Speaker 2: To me, sounds like taking money, right, That's right? I mean, yes,
Speaker 2: that's just the fancy way of saying it.
Speaker 5: I guess.
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Speaker 2: they're like, all right, who read chapter four last night,
Speaker 2: and you're like, oh, no, don't.
Speaker 3: Call on me, don't call on me. But I was,
Speaker 3: and I was like, no, speak angly.
Speaker 2: I was always ready with my cliffs notes. So let
Speaker 2: me give you the breakdown quick. Here's what's happening December one,
Speaker 2: twenty twenty six. Between now and then, the players, owners,
Speaker 2: everyone needs to come to an agreement of how baseball
Speaker 2: will proceed in twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 3: We could see a work stoppage, a strike, holdout, a lockout.
Speaker 2: And the unfortunate part of that is we've seen it
Speaker 2: before in ninety four, and momentum is on baseball's side.
Speaker 2: Baseball has been great in the past few years, so
Speaker 2: this would be really bad timing.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately.
Speaker 2: How many people back then said, you know what left
Speaker 2: a bad taste in my mouth, and it took them
Speaker 2: forever to come back to baseball. And you could argue
Speaker 2: in the last decade those people are back. You know,
Speaker 2: fool me once, can't get fooled again. Don't do this again, baseball.
Speaker 2: We saw what happened in ninety four. A lot of
Speaker 2: people are like, f baseball greed money, These guys are rich.
Speaker 2: No one wants to see an NBA an NFL, AN, MLB, NHL.
Speaker 2: No one wants to see a professional lockout because the
Speaker 2: perception with fans is that these guys.
Speaker 3: Are rich, stop at play.
Speaker 2: And what makes it worse again is the Tony Clark
Speaker 2: resignation and the controversy surrounding him. So here's where the
Speaker 2: big discrepancy happens. When you look forward in baseball, people
Speaker 2: love to say, oh, the Dodgers and teams like that,
Speaker 2: the Mets, Yankees, Phillies, the Blue Jays now are ruining baseball?
Speaker 2: Are they ruining baseball by spending so much money and
Speaker 2: not allowing teams like the Pirates and you know, the
Speaker 2: A's and the Royals to compete.
Speaker 3: Here's the thing. There's no salary cap. Again, I'm giving
Speaker 3: you cliff notes. This is for the casual. I don't
Speaker 3: get it.
Speaker 2: There's no salary cap, meaning, unlike basketball and football, one
Speaker 2: team could spend the bazillion dollars on their payroll and
Speaker 2: some other team could spend ten million dollars. There's no limit,
Speaker 2: there's no ceiling, there's no basement. Well, what happened if
Speaker 2: like a Turkey Ali chic wanted to get involved in baseball?
Speaker 3: I've thought about that with college. What putting that out there? No,
Speaker 3: because think about it, that would be yeah, that would
Speaker 3: be the problem.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: It would take another guy to be like, Okay, I
Speaker 3: buy millions.
Speaker 2: I've heard people speculate what if what if some rich
Speaker 2: guy with an endless cash supplayer Sam forget pros.
Speaker 3: What if he took the weakest ass college of all time?
Speaker 2: It was like anil money out the ass where they
Speaker 2: just they got every elite college athlete and all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, like some weakass school.
Speaker 7: Buys the Iowa Hawkeyes and they win the national championship
Speaker 7: every year.
Speaker 2: That's the issue, right, No, no cap, no basement. And
Speaker 2: now people are saying there should be a basement and
Speaker 2: there should be a cap. People are now saying.
Speaker 3: There's no basement in the Alamo and in MLB.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so they're saying maybe there should be a minimum
Speaker 2: team spend and a maximum team spend that is a
Speaker 2: salary cap and a salary basement. Here's the thirty second rundown.
Speaker 2: Forty eight percent of net local revenue is put into
Speaker 2: a pot. So whatever deals the Dodgers have with TV
Speaker 2: and radio deals, ticket sales, local sponsorships, stadium revenue is
Speaker 2: put into a pot forty eight percent of it. Forty
Speaker 2: eight percent of the Pittsburgh Pirates put in the pot, Mets, Dodgers, Cardinals, Brewers, Rays, you.
Speaker 3: Name the team.
Speaker 2: Forty eight percent of the net local stuff is put
Speaker 2: in a big pot and then divided equally by thirty.
Speaker 2: So there are teams like the Dodgers and the Mets
Speaker 2: and the Phillies Yankees that end up having to pay. Now,
Speaker 2: if you go over the salary cap, there's even more
Speaker 2: of a penalty because you have to pay a luxury tax,
Speaker 2: an additional tax. The smaller market teams will get a
Speaker 2: check for their portion, where teams like your Yankees will
Speaker 2: have to pay. A team like the Pirates could be like, hey,
Speaker 2: here's one hundred million dollars check. Yankees might have to
Speaker 2: pay that that's not good enough because they're saying these
Speaker 2: local deals and that's forty eight percent. They're saying it's
Speaker 2: just not enough. Local small market teams can't compete. Now
Speaker 2: the luxury tax then sell the team. Luxury tax Turkey
Speaker 2: only penalizes teams that exceed a certain payroll threshold. It
Speaker 2: doesn't prevent teams from spending. Now, a team like the
Speaker 2: Dodgers could say we'll pay show hey Otani, We'll pay
Speaker 2: show hey o Tani a billion dollars. We'll make the
Speaker 2: money in fans around the world, in Japan, merchandise, everything,
Speaker 2: So they'll say, yeah, please remember he deferred his money.
Speaker 2: He's getting two million a year, right, two million a
Speaker 2: year for the best player in baseball. That rule applies
Speaker 2: to everyone in MLB. It's about getting the right player
Speaker 2: that's willing to do that for your team. They're saying
Speaker 2: small good business, saying small market teams, even if they
Speaker 2: reach that tax line, it's a stretch. Local TV revenue
Speaker 2: is the real divider here. Okay, here's what they're saying.
Speaker 2: Dodgers and Yankees TV deals like the Yes Network in
Speaker 2: New York or Danny g What are the Dodgers play
Speaker 2: out on here?
Speaker 3: What's the local spectrum?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: They're saying those TV deals are worth hundreds of millions
Speaker 2: of dollars a year, where it's not even close for
Speaker 2: like the local Royals TV deal, So you may rev
Speaker 2: share it and put that money in a pot, but
Speaker 2: it's still substantial. Teams like the Rays and Pirates are
Speaker 2: a fractioned of that. Big market teams have an easier
Speaker 2: time retaining star athletes. But again, that's good business. The
Speaker 2: S network was owned by the Yankees Entertainment Sports Network.
Speaker 3: They're saying with that for.
Speaker 2: Net local rev and the way it's set up now
Speaker 2: with the luxury tax for the high spending teams is
Speaker 2: not even close to erasing the gap. They're saying, it
Speaker 2: reduces it just a little bit. I know. The answer
Speaker 2: I think always is, well, if you're going to be
Speaker 2: a billionaire and own a team, don't buy a team
Speaker 2: if you're not willing to spend. But they're saying, it's
Speaker 2: just an uncompetitive advantage for a team like the New
Speaker 2: York Yankees versus a team like the Pittsburgh You know what,
Speaker 2: and here's what happens. Let's say there is a cap,
Speaker 2: a salary cap in baseball. It's going to change baseball
Speaker 2: as we know it. That's that's the crazy part about it.
Speaker 2: But you know what, we fear change, and you know what,
Speaker 2: life goes on and fight end up being fine. And
Speaker 2: you know, we talked about it recently. Anytime there's a.
Speaker 3: Change like oh no, I'm gonna hate it.
Speaker 2: The new iPhone update. No new iPhone update, they just
Speaker 2: give you two more notes and then and then we
Speaker 2: can move on. But it's fun to break this stuff
Speaker 2: down because I think a lot of us forget why
Speaker 2: this is even happening.
Speaker 4: Right, you brought you brought up the Pirates really quick though,
Speaker 4: rich and you've used them as an example before. And
Speaker 4: obviously they make one hundred of millions less than the Dodgers,
Speaker 4: the Yankees, the Mets. But guess how much approximately as
Speaker 4: percentage wise, they spent on their payroll last season? How
Speaker 4: much I told you Dodgers what seventy almost seventy five
Speaker 4: percent of profits, Yankees almost forty nine percent, twenty six percent.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what That's what the Pirates spent on their roster.
Speaker 3: Damn. So so no wonder you can't keep a pulp scheme.
Speaker 4: No, it's almost like, yeah, you'd have to almost put
Speaker 4: You can't put all your revenue, all your earnings.
Speaker 3: But you got to put money back into your own business. Sometimes.
Speaker 2: Here's what they're saying, Danny though. They're saying that star
Speaker 2: retention is harder in a small market. They're saying the
Speaker 2: cycle of develop star compete briefly at a high level,
Speaker 2: then those big stars leave is the repeat cycle These
Speaker 2: small market teams are on plus risk tolerance. They're saying
Speaker 2: the Yankees or the Mets or Dodgers are a big
Speaker 2: market team could absorb a real ass contract like if,
Speaker 2: like for the Angels, Rendon doesn't work out, no skin
Speaker 2: off the Angels back. They're in La California market team
Speaker 2: where if a small market team has a star bust,
Speaker 2: it could ruin that franchise for years. So what the
Speaker 2: solution is, Hey, that's above my pay grade. But these
Speaker 2: are the reasons why baseball's in big trouble because it
Speaker 2: seems like the players are like, yeah, not our problem.
Speaker 2: We want to get paid and play, and the owners
Speaker 2: are like, we want to cap, and the player like no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: we want to If anything, the players want a floor,
Speaker 2: meaning like even the bunk bottom level team should have
Speaker 2: to spend a certain amount of money like the A's
Speaker 2: wasn't did there something like like Juan Soto or like
Speaker 2: you know, Darren Judge, are certain guys were making more
Speaker 2: than the whole roster? Oh yeah of like the A's,
Speaker 2: Yeah for sure. But the problem is too the MLB
Speaker 2: should have done this like thirty years ago. They really
Speaker 2: should have. Well, we'll see what happens. That's the issue.
Speaker 2: That's that's your breakdown, your thoughts. We'll take your feedback. Next,
Speaker 2: we'll have some more funn we'll talk about and if
Speaker 2: Tony Clark timing noo. Yeah, that not a good time
Speaker 2: to sleep at your sister's wife's sister. There you go, right,
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Speaker 2: a more punishable face than Cavino?
Speaker 3: You Maybe you think your.
Speaker 2: Face is not punchable, you're the most annoying guy or no,
Speaker 2: thanks man, You're welcome. But Danny, you like to point
Speaker 2: out that there's a few punishable faces all sports. Now.
Speaker 3: They could be really good dudes in real life.
Speaker 2: So don't get but her Because I would say Nick
Speaker 2: Sirianni and I'm like, you know what, I'd probably liked
Speaker 2: the guy if I met him.
Speaker 3: Punch face. I got what I call resting D face.
Speaker 3: That is true. You do look like a guy that's
Speaker 3: a resting D face.
Speaker 4: Some people say Lane Kiffin, Yeah. Some people say Manny Machattah.
Speaker 2: God, you said Manny Mchatto, Danny, Not just because he's
Speaker 2: a Padre and you're a Dodgers fan. We're talking about
Speaker 2: the salary caps and how baseball could be, you know,
Speaker 2: in store for a letdown after the season.
Speaker 3: Enjoy the twenty twenty sixth season. As Billy Madison would.
Speaker 2: Say, stay here as long as you can, because you
Speaker 2: know we may not come up with a deal with
Speaker 2: the players, the union and the owners because Tony Clark's
Speaker 2: out now.
Speaker 3: And he also said sun tanned lotion good for me.
Speaker 2: He did say that. He did say pro tech me
Speaker 2: also say chlorofill more like Mori Phil. Then he said
Speaker 2: shampoo is better anyway. Manny Machatta with the punchable face, Machado,
Speaker 2: who's a Padre. And the Padres have backed off their owner,
Speaker 2: who I believe passed away, right, didn't Padre's own There
Speaker 2: was like a dude run and everything. Well, they're still
Speaker 2: in it to win it, Padre spend money. Machado says
Speaker 2: he is in love what the Dodgers are doing. He said,
Speaker 2: I f and love it. Every team should be doing it.
Speaker 2: S is f and great for the game. I think
Speaker 2: every team has the ability to do it.
Speaker 3: They just don't.
Speaker 2: That's what I said before. It's not like the Dodgers
Speaker 2: are playing by different rules, the same rules for everybody.
Speaker 2: So what did we learn, guys? Here's what we learned
Speaker 2: thanks to Tony Clark. If you're going to sleep with
Speaker 2: your wife's sister, don't do it in the middle of
Speaker 2: a big negotiation. Right, isn't that the moral of the story.
Speaker 2: Of course, don't sleep with your sister. I mean you're
Speaker 2: what I say last hour, Sam, he said, some gibberish,
Speaker 2: I miss folk. Yeah, people are like I heard this
Speaker 2: guy on the radio talking about sleeping with his sister.
Speaker 2: What not a good time to sleep with your sister's
Speaker 2: wife's sister. There you go, Well, don't sleep with your
Speaker 2: your wife's sister. Don't see me your sister. And we
Speaker 2: also learned that it's worse. Let's set your stepsister and
Speaker 2: that's the category you like. As far as sleeping with
Speaker 2: your sister in law, we discovered that it's worse to
Speaker 2: sleep with your brother's wife than it is your wife's sister,
Speaker 2: because it's double betrayed. It's double the trouble. Yeah, you
Speaker 2: follow that you betrayed your brother and your wife. I
Speaker 2: guess if you sleep at your wife's sister, you just
Speaker 2: betraying your wife. If you sleep with your brother's wife,
Speaker 2: you're betraying your wife and your brother.
Speaker 5: It's home wrecking, and it's work wrecking.
Speaker 2: And by the way, Tipping Company, Inc. And let's keep
Speaker 2: our fingers crossed for baseball. Yeah, let's go baseball. Love
Speaker 2: it all right? We got more Cavino and rich In
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Speaker 3: We got prizes to give away. Next hour. We'll do
Speaker 3: midweek major. Lots of fun. Love hanging with you, guys,
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