Joe Posnanski

Well, I mean, what drives me absolutely bananas about the Dodgers is how cheap they've gotten.

I mean, they've just become this organization that no longer seems to care that much.

You said the Dodgers.

The Red Sox.

Not the Dodgers.

The Red Sox.

Yeah.

I thought you were making a joke.

The Dodgers are doing okay on the payroll side.

No, the Red Sox is what I meant.

And it just drives me crazy because it's like they no longer – it's like winning is like a byproduct.

It's like they want their system to be so right that it will lead them to winning, but they don't – I mean, look, any organization that just doesn't do everything in its power to keep Mookie Betts is an organization that's not –

not sturdy and not one worth rooting for and and I I wrote all last year I I just thought it was shameful what they did to Devers I just I mean I I get it Devers certainly didn't cover himself in glory but you know this guy was your face of your franchise and you treat him like that and then you you know you you basically try to blame him every step of the way you

now you tell him to put the glove away.

Now you tell him to bring the glove back.

And, and, and all along, it's like, he's the one that's being greedy.

He's the one that's being, you know, stepping out.

And so, you know, it's, it's just, to me, it's just a fundamentally flawed organization.

Now, Cleveland is a totally different thing.

Cleveland is,