Why the Yu Darvish trade fears all baseball

29 baseball teams have a chance to win one of the best pitchers in the world for the price of just a few lottery tickets, and only one of them jumped into it. If the frozen free agency market this winter is not enough to show that there are anti-competitive problems in Major League Baseball, then the deal between Yudovich and the San Diego Pope is a clear reminder that inaction is not just a continuous competition. Field problem.

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7;s enthusiasm for dealing with Darvish and former Cy Young champion Blake Snell in 24 hours is in stark contrast to the rest of the sport. An excuse to cut wages. Money is credited to the Chicago Cubs, one of the sport’s jewelry franchises. In the year of starting Zach Davies, they became the player of the 2020 Darvish player. , He has four futures, three of which are youngsters who have not received vocational training. -Bat and a 20-year-old novice handball, under 300.

Any criticism of the return is empty, and there is no in-depth discussion on why a player like Davidish can bring a relatively substantial return. The answer to this question ties together many issues that worries game managers: the complacency of too many franchises; Pandora’s Box to expand the playoffs; the situation where all the highest-paid teams in the game simultaneously implement certain austerity policies It looks terrible-collective bargaining agreement that expires less than a year after its expiration and the comprehensive impact on labor relations.