US EditionShohei Ohtani Defends Dodgers' High Payroll in Quest for Three-Peat
Ohtani credits Dodgers' ownership for investing fan revenue into top talent, noting their $400 million payroll is key to chasing a third straight World Series title.
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Are The Dodgers Bad For Baseball? Their Biggest Rival Has An Answer
Another offseason, another debate over whether the Los Angeles Dodgers are ruining baseball. The Dodgers, as a reminder, are one of Major League Baseball's richest teams, and unlike so many other big market organizations, they act like it. Thanks to the insane amount of extra income they get from having Shohei Ohtani on their team, team ownership and the front office have decided to try and maximize their competitive window. In the last two offs…
MLB superstar Shohei Ohtani talks Dodgers, possible three-peat and his new children's book
Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani told NBC News in an interview Tuesday he believes his team’s massive spending is good for baseball. “Yeah, I think with what the ownership group has done … is great,” Ohtani said through a translator when asked by NBC Nightly News anchor Tom Llamas whether the team’s extraordinary payroll was good for the game. “I mean, obviously the fans pay money to, they buy tickets and they, you know, they come to …
Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani told NBC News in an interview on Tuesday that she believes her team’s huge spending is good for baseball. “Yes, I think what the owner group has done is great,” Ohtani said through a translator when the host of “NBC Nightly News,” Tom Llamas, asked her if the team’s extraordinary payroll was good for the sport. “I mean, obviously fans pay money, buy tickets and come to the games. So I think that money …
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