Dan Szymborski

I mean, the question is how long.

And I go back and forth on that.

One side of me says, hey, both sides have a lot to lose if there are actual games lost during the season.

Because once people get used to not following baseball, and there are a lot of entertainment options out there, once people get used to not following baseball, they might not come back to baseball.

And that doesn't really benefit anyone.

It hurts the owners, it hurts the players.

But at the same time, they both kind of have this incentive to push as far as they can to try to get the best deal.

It's done throughout the media, basically.

It's ugly.

It's weird at times.

MLB loves to throw out some of these strange proposals.

They proposed that arbitration salaries be determined by fan graph stats, which, of course, went over pretty poorly with the players that they should have.

We kind of thought that was weird.

It's like, don't get us involved.

It's not our fight.

Come on.

Yeah, we'd never be able to take over the formula if we cost people millions of dollars or kind of get us.

Everyone hate us.

But...

I don't know where they're going to be.