u/swseed

As we continue to see the fallout from the Mark Walter investigation, it now looks like a non-zero possibility that he isn't the owner in the near future. There's no way to know right now who would get his shares or how it would impact the front office and the team.

The Guggenheim era has been a golden age of Dodger baseball. The team is often infuriating and also 29 other teams wish they were like the Dodgers. As we approach October, remember that as much as individual losses can bother us, it's important to live in the moment. We don't know when this ride will end but until then, enjoy it.

Section 114 (GA Supporters section) couldn't make it at the last second, free to a good home. DM me, first come first served.

I'll admit that I didn't actually want the Dodgers to trade for Skubal before this season started. I figured it would be more fun to win with the already incredible team we had and show we didn't need him.

But now, seeing how the league is actively positioning the Dodgers - one of their own teams - as villains and running commercials against them, all to cover the owners' pathetic greed?

Screw it. Burn it all down. See everyone in 2028. Despite the fact that the game is healthier than it's been in decades if you look at any objective metrics. If they want a villain, they've got one.