Alex Rodriguez (A‑Rod)

You don't have, like, the iPad now that everything is so easy.

So that was one.

And then I would have three games from the West Coast.

You know, I'd have the Dodger game, the Giants game, and the Mariners game.

So it had four TVs.

My wife wanted to kill me at the time.

Yeah, that was what I would do.

One more thing on the World Series, just to put a button on it, just to celebrate it and memorialize it.

The fact that you had 51 million people watching when you include the three markets, U.S., 27.5 million.

you have Toronto, Canada, and then you have Japan.

I mean, these are NFL football numbers in baseball, which proves that when you have a good product and a good pace and great strategy in seven games, baseball hopefully is here to stay.

Oh, boy, that's a great question.

I mean, you know, the Dodgers have become the powerhouse of powerhouse.

I mean, they're one of two teams in sports that surpassed the $1 billion top line revenue is the Dodgers and the Cowboys, right?

And when you have a team like Tampa that makes somewhere like, let's say a buck 50, when we have the same question in five years, it's probably going to go to a billion five to 175.

So the rich keep getting richer and it makes it really, really tough for these secondary and tertiary markets.

So I think there has to be some type of conversation about how do we kind of bring everything a little bit closer to the middle.

And I mean, look at Oklahoma City as an example.

Right.

They're like one of the lower markets.