Jon Morosi

Yeah, when you really look at it.

I mean, again, it certainly could happen that they don't win it, but if you're looking at the landscape saying,

Who is a team that can go pitch for pitch with these guys?

And again, you saw it up close at Rogers Center, not just in October, but last week, that when you have the Dodgers over a three-game set in the course of a regular season series, they are never out of a game.

They never make it easy on you.

And when you, if you lose to them in the first game of the series, it has a chance to not just be a 3-1 gentleman's loss, if you will.

It has a chance to be like a 12-3 thrashing in which four of your relievers had to pitch and one of them got sent down to the minor leagues after the game and your pitching's in chaos.

That's what they do to you.

They do it time and time again to good teams.

Yeah.

So that's, and that's not a criticism of the rest of the National League.

I'm just not seeing anyone else that can flat out physically dominate a team, series in and series out the way the Dodgers can.

And let's not forget, Tommy Edmond is out.

Mookie's been hurt.

They even bumped Freddie down in the lineup a couple days ago.

Their best player's been Pajes.

So it's an unbelievable depth and just a cast of really talented players who know how to grind, to which they've now added Kyle Tucker.

Diaz's velocity is down a little bit, so maybe the bullpen's a worry.

But then, oh, here's Tanner Scott, and he looks like the guy that we signed him to be a year ago.

So they have it figured out, layers upon layers of talent, and it will be.