Josh Beckett

But, but my point is like, when you went to like, it was like, Hey, listen, like you had no idea.

And, and I get, this is what I'm talking about.

Everyone talks about, Oh, like how awesome is to play with the Dodgers.

I just talked to Joe Kelly about this, about how the Dodgers are.

It's not only that they pay money, but it's just like, they do a lot of things, right, man.

Like,

So it must have been cool because you didn't know what you were getting into, right?

I read something the other day, and the Red Sox certainly don't fit in this, like the bottom part of this story.

But I read something the other day when they're talking about, oh, baseball needs a salary cap.

I think maybe Jeff Passan or somebody wrote an article about it.

If this doesn't show you that – whatever the article – I didn't read the article.

Anyway, but somebody said in a comment or something, it was like, no –

The Dodgers are not the problem.

It's the bottom tier teams that just keep collecting the revenue sharing and they don't put it back onto the field.

Those people are the problem.

And like I said, the Red Sox don't fit into that.

I think everybody knows which teams do.

And I get it.

You play in a small market, but how much money is your organization worth?

And I think that I'm not speaking for the Dodgers owners.