Jim Russell All the more reason they shouldn’t have gone all in on this roster

This is the sole reason why I don’t think this year’s team is capable of making a deep playoff run. Not gonna go far against the best teams if you’re incapable of changing the outcome of a game with one swing

Why would Ryan O’Hearn, an all-star starter, ever sign an extension with this team if the org views him as a platoon player?

Traded for a AAAA starter and a 8th inning guy btw Preller 🤡

Preller 🤡

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The San Diego Padres have now scored 1 run in the last 33 innings in the postseason.

MackMackers Herby Hanson 2.0 The Los Angeles Dodgers generate about $334 million annually from their local TV deal with Spectrum, the highest in MLB. Most other teams earn $30-150 million; e.g., Nationals ~$64M, Brewers ~$35M, Yankees estimated ~$140-200M based on recent reports. Figures can vary yearly due

MackMackers Gerald McKinley Ray Caldwell Andrew Flax The Dodgers' TV deal with Spectrum generates ~$334M annually, far above the MLB average of ~$80M per team (small-market clubs often get $30-60M). It's subject to the same 48% revenue sharing rate as all teams, with funds pooled and redistributed equally. Yes, it provides a

MackMackers Gerald McKinley Ray Caldwell Andrew Flax The Dodgers' TV revenue for sharing purposes is capped at a fair market value from the 2012 McCourt bankruptcy settlement (starting at ~$84M in 2013, adjusted to $130M in 2017, increasing 4% annually—about $208M for 2026). They contribute 48% of this capped amount to the pool,

The Baseball Lore behind how one couple's divorce led to MLB rushing a sale of the Dodgers to avoid bankruptcy court, which perfectly coincided with a new TV deal which provides LA with a massive financial advantage & probably leads to an inevitable work stoppage in 2027! Cool!

Love Miller, but trading Leo is going to be an all time fumble by Preller no matter what Miller does for the remainder of his time as a Padre

Traded the next Lindor for a closer who’s not even going to have 50ip 😂😂