He got a one-year, $22.025 million deal to repeat his career year. He made the final out of the Yankees' season, and the money is the problem.
The Braves won it, the Brewers didn't exist yet, and that argument misses the point. Milwaukee the city has a World Series, and it earned it fair and square.
The Lakers tried to trade him, watched the deal collapse through no fault of his own, then slowly erased him from the rotation. Monday they cut him loose.
A handshake agreement with ESPN would push the Playoff to 24 teams by 2027. The people behind it are chasing their own cut, and your Saturdays are paying for it.
The leaks point to a coin flip: half the league gets a jersey only its city could wear, the other half gets a color swatch with a local-sounding press release.
The BMF strap was built to sell a bar fight. Oliveira grappled his way to it, refuses to apologize, and the man raging loudest is the one who made the rules vanish.
Eric García is out for weeks, Jules Koundé is hurt and Andreas Christensen is sidelined. The man who sold Álvaro Cortés for €3.5m and never signed a replacement owns this.
