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Seven Dodgers payroll facts that will make you reconsider a salary cap

The Dodgers’ current estimated tax bill for next season is over $161 million. Twelve teams—the Marlins, Rays, Guardians, White Sox, Twins, Pirates, Nationals, Cardinals, Rockies, Athletics, Reds and Brewers—all currently have payrolls of less than what Los Angeles will be paying in luxury tax next season.

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Kyle Tucker signing proves Dodgers can only be stopped by salary cap or lockout

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Dodgers go deep again by striking deal with Kyle Tucker, as much of the baseball world cries foul

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How Dodgers rank among most-hated teams after Kyle Tucker deal | Opinion

They did it again on Thursday, Jan. 15, unofficially becoming the most reviled team in sports, agreeing with free agent Kyle Tucker on a four-year, $240 million contract.

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From the Evil Empire to the Galácticos, these Dodgers aren’t alone in hoarding star talent

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Winners and losers from a wild 24 hours in MLB free agency: Are Dodgers inevitable?

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Dodgers’ spending edge over Royals, other MLB teams has fans rooting for lockout

The Dodgers have this huge built-in financial edge over the Royals and most of MLB, and fans are saying it’s time for a lockout to fix things.

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After Dodgers’ win, a salary cap is looming large over baseball. Here’s why that might be a bad idea

(CNN) — It may be easy to look at the Los Angeles Dodgers’ record-setting payroll and back-to-back World Series titles and think that baseball desperately needs a salary cap. After all, the Dodgers’ total payroll of $350 million is roughly double the ...

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Micah Parsons throws shade at MLB as LA Dodgers signing Kyle Tucker for $240,000,000 raises questions about no salary cap

The Green Bay Packers were knocked out of the postseason after a frustrating 31-27 loss against the Chicago Bears in the wild-card game over the weekend.

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Why a Salary Cap Can’t and Won’t Fix Major League Baseball

Explore the complexities of Major League Baseball's salary dynamics and the debate over the need for better revenue sharing.

Kyle Tucker’s Contract Offers From Mets, Blue Jays Revealed

Kyle Tucker agreed to a four-year, $240 million contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers on Thursday night. Per ESPN’s Jeff Passan, Tucker’s deal includes opt-outs after years two and three. It also includes a $64 million signing bonus and $30 million of deferred cash.