Christian

But as I said, the other owners, the small market owners and Hal Steinbrenner are going to try to put a stop to the Dodgers, and they're going to lock out in the name of trying to get the players to agree to a salary cap, which I detest.

I really do.

I hated the pitch clock, but I came around to it.

I like the way the game is played with the pitch clock.

I don't think it's a true hampering to the game.

I mean, there were some pitchers that were taking like three and a half years to throw a pitch in between pitches.

And we don't get that anymore.

And I do enjoy that.

I'm not going to lie.

It's something I've come around on as I was vehemently against it in the beginning, but not anymore.

And I'm happy that I've come around on that because the implementation of it has been great.

I've never come around on a ghost runner in extra innings.

Never, never, never will I ever come around on that.

And this is something I won't come around on.

Why do we need a salary cap?

Oh, because the Dodgers don't care about luxury tax, how Steinbrenner does.

And again, that's a Yankee fan problem.

And I saw the chart of the richest owners and how it was like in the 20s.

So in his mind, he's poor.

He's like, well, I'm 20th rich.