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I think baseball would love for it to happen. The Dodgers are in 1 of 2 crown jewel markets and have a chance for a dynasty. The Yankees owner does not spend like his father did, and the Angels are a non-entity. Maybe Soto goes to the Mets instead, but I think baseball would like a total...

I can see a scenario where they sign Roki, sign Soto for $600+ million, and trade for Crochet.

NYC is the richest and most iconic city in the world. Vegas is iconic and an epicenter for sports and entertainment. The South is home to 130+ million people and its poorest region (Mississippi) has a higher GDP per capita than France.

I would not be surprised to see Soto sign with the Dodgers. They have an acute need for an OF, and their financials in Ohtani's first year supposedly greatly exceeded their expectations.

Dodgers the favorites to sign Roki Sasaki per Heyman.

Probably just concrete.

This is awesome. I live 5 minutes from the track. Braves and Reds are the two redneck fan bases in MLB so it's perfect from that standpoint, as well. Gonna be a huge party.

Acuna has to be fixed or this team has no chance. He has really struggled with fastballs, producing pedestrian exit velos and xwOBA when he connects with that pitch. Overall, his exit velo is down 3 percentage points. His xwOBA is down 120 points (!!). His hard hit % is down 4 percentage...

Believe it's on MLB Network, as well.

It's a Dodger Blue world. I fully expect them to land Adames and Devin Williams.

Add the Dodgers. It's a Dodger Blue world.

Giolito to the Red Sox or nearly $40 million

Yamamoto will be with Ohtani at the Rams game tonight. It's obvious he will be a Dodger. I just wish it'd happen soon so the rest of the offseason can get going.

Sounds like Dodgers are either going to get Yamamoto or Burnes and Adames. Which one would Braves fans prefer they get? I say Yamamoto.

Per Dan Clark, one team is flirting with offering 12-13 years for Yamamoto. Gotta figure it's the Mets.

The Mets really want Yamamoto. Cohen may well offer him $400 million.

Dan Clark says Red Sox, Yankees, Mets, and Dodgers all have $300+ million on the table.

Multiple teams reportedly with offers north of $300 million for Yamamoto. He may walk away from this with the richest pitching contract in the history of the sport.

Right. We just need to be patient. A starter is coming.

Wow. Another $6 million added to the payroll.