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His first Dodger game gonna be in Korea. Gonna be insane 
2023 MLB Thread; Say Hey, everybody: Rest In Power, Willie
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Lol told you.
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I knew he would go close to $1 Billion. And I’m glad Cohen didn’t play that game because he’s crazy enough and capable enough to do it.
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$700 mil 
sorry , call me a hater whatever, he is not worth $350 as a pitcher. he won't even win a cy young in his career , 350 ! stop it ...
as a hitter, yeah but that much for his pitching ? c'mon man ....
sorry , call me a hater whatever, he is not worth $350 as a pitcher. he won't even win a cy young in his career , 350 ! stop it ...
as a hitter, yeah but that much for his pitching ? c'mon man ....
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I can see it now. “Shohei Show Me The Money” Day
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Owner was stubborn and dumb for not trading him.
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DodgersFCNow free agency can finally begin
$1.1 billion for 3 players is wild.
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Fully healthy Ohtani is worth it....but he's not and won't be throughout those 10yrs lol
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he's here for a good time, not a long time
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picking up his bi weekly check still ...
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No Ohtani in our division and now the Dodgers likely won’t pursue Yama..
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I think half of them will hate him. I’m just excited for the comp pick in this loaded draft
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I agree, I honestly don’t even see him pitching in a few years.$700 mil
sorry , call me a hater whatever, he is not worth $350 as a pitcher. he won't even win a cy young in his career , 350 ! stop it ...
as a hitter, yeah but that much for his pitching ? c'mon man ....
No one is worth that money with on-field production alone. With Shohei being the face of baseball the Dodgers will make a lot of it back with jerseys, stadium attendance and television.
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700 mil for a DH who may not ever pitch again.
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I guess he couldn’t handle the big lights and different type of fans Chicago have.
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LFG MY DODGERS
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Guess not. I wouldn't want him for that much money anyway. Ownership was never going above 600.
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I just realized
Ohtani is making more than Ronaldo and Messi combined off a contract without the endorsements
Ohtani is making more than Ronaldo and Messi combined off a contract without the endorsements
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I’m just relieved he signed with a team. Now all of the delusional Braves fans on social media can shut up about him.
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big picture, this contract changes so many things that we're not even thinking about.
ticket prices will be unaffordable for a guy taking his family to a game, only the rich will have that privilege. to watch games you'll have to eventually purchase an app with a monthly fee to pay this guy. they'll be players, he's inspired, coming in 5 yrs doing what he's done (hitting and pitching) better and making $100 mil a yr and then what ? the regular working man who likes to crack a beer and watch a ballgame will be a thing of the past. six packs of Bordeaux and caviar from here on ...
ticket prices will be unaffordable for a guy taking his family to a game, only the rich will have that privilege. to watch games you'll have to eventually purchase an app with a monthly fee to pay this guy. they'll be players, he's inspired, coming in 5 yrs doing what he's done (hitting and pitching) better and making $100 mil a yr and then what ? the regular working man who likes to crack a beer and watch a ballgame will be a thing of the past. six packs of Bordeaux and caviar from here on ...
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maybe this is the deal that is the tipping point for a salary cap
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i'd be a hypocrite for some of the things i'm saying because i know my Yanks have played a good part with baseball heading down this road but that much money for a guy who'll most likely be just a DH in a couple yrs is ridiculous.
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