What if the luxury tax penalty got more severe for level 3+ and repeater luxury tax teams. Make it so they have to give up either their first or second and third round pick to the team they sign them from. Also they can’t offer their own players QOsLet’s just go with a hard cap and hard floor. That way average joe fan doesn’t ever need to worry how much money their team makes from a TV deal or real estate investments.
A couple thoughts after a few margaritas.
CheersLet’s just go with a hard cap and hard floor. That way average joe fan doesn’t ever need to worry how much money their team makes from a TV deal or real estate investments.
A couple thoughts after a few margaritas.
when you have a team that’s willing to pay Kyle Tucker a $120m a year (because Ohtani is an infinite money glitch) then I think don’t think you can make the penalty severe enough to deter.What if the luxury tax penalty got more severe for level 3+ and repeater luxury tax teams. Make it so they have to give up either their first or second and third round pick to the team they sign them from. Also they can’t offer their own players QOs
Even if you did make that change... how do you unwind all the guaranteed money already given?when you have a team that’s willing to pay Kyle Tucker a $120m a year (because Ohtani is an infinite money glitch) then I think don’t think you can make the penalty severe enough to deter.
Just mimic the NFL and be done with it.
You can’t. You’d have to phase into a hard cap. Or have some type of amnesty clause. The NBA has dealt with this. Their latest CBA basically turned the soft cap into a hard cap and they gave teams 2 years to prepare.Even if you did make that change... how do you unwind all the guaranteed money already given?
Yeah, id imagine that will lead to LAD then just giving 1 year $50M dollar deals to whoever they can get during the prepare windowYou can’t. You’d have to phase into a hard cap. Or have some type of amnesty clause. The NBA has dealt with this. Their latest CBA basically turned the soft cap into a hard cap and they gave teams 2 years to prepare.
They’re doing that anyways. It would be nice to know there’s an expiration date. And it would at least stop the deferral nonsenseYeah, id imagine that will lead to LAD then just giving 1 year $50M dollar deals to whoever they can get during the prepare window
Do they even need him? They have Ohtani, Glasnow, Yamamoto and Snell, plus others behind them. Those 4 with Peralta would be an absolutely insane rotation. If the return is good, you cant really fault LA.Hector Gomez says the Dodgers are pushing hard for Freddy Peralta. If that happens, the league is absolutely broken. Fuck the 2026 season, honestly.
Also, trading him to the team who absolutely kicked your ass in the playoffs would be an insanely weak move by the Brewers. Yikes. Regardless of the return.
Also, yes, I know Hector is often wrong.
Exactly.What does need have to do with it?
That'd be my guess. They know a big change is comingI wonder if the Dodgers know MLB is going to crush their tactics in the next CBA so they're going all in while they can. The system is ridiculously broken. If it even marginally improves then the Dodgers will be screwed.