Jon Morosi

I realize it's April 14th.

It will be a surprise if a team that's not the Dodgers wins the National League in 2020.

Right.

Well, and to follow up, to kind of maybe build off what Kevin just pointed out, the Dodgers of October are not the Dodgers of May.

They get better, okay, as they get healthier.

And also some of the other dynamics, this is where, and I'm sure over the course of the year we'll have this conversation a bunch of times.

The Dodgers, as much as we talk about their financial wherewithal, and it is significant, we all know that, but their back of the house things, culture, analytics,

performance, mental performance, recovery, training, all of that stuff, they're best in class with that too.

And so when, and their farm system, by the way, is excellent.

When they've got, there were guys, Robleski's a perfect example.

There are Robleskis in other organizations, but the Dodgers seem to get the most out of guys

like him and elevate what he can do.

So those are the advantages that we can talk about if there's a salary cap that comes into the game.

That's fine.

The back of the house stuff the Dodgers do will still be theirs.

And they're still better at that than anybody else.

And that's not going to change.

And it's important that the industry wrap their minds around that.

There's plenty of stuff the Dodgers do aside from spend money that explains why they have come to define this era in Major League Baseball.

I appreciate it.