MLB's Biggest Lockout Problem? Owners Don't Agree

Channel Members get PERKS ✅ http://brodie.bz/join *Subscribe now for free* 📺 http://brodie.bz/YouTube LEAVE ME A VOICEMAIL 📞 (833) 4-BRODIE 🤖 *TikTok* ➡️ http://brodie.bz/TikTok 📸 *Instagram* ➡️ http://brodie.bz/IG 🐦 *X /Twitter* ➡️ http://brodie.bz/X 👍 *Facebook* ➡️ http://brodie.bz/FB MLB's looming December 2 lockout is being framed as a battle between players and owners. But there's another battle brewing that could be just as interesting: the owners don't all want the same thing. Major League Baseball's proposed salary cap and floor would fundamentally change how teams operate, spend money, share revenue, and compete. But what works for the Dodgers might not work for the Marlins. What benefits a big-market franchise could hurt a smaller-market team. And some owners may be much more interested in protecting their investments than spending aggressively to win. In this video, I break down the growing divide among MLB ownership groups, including: ⚾ Why big-market and small-market owners could have very different priorities. ⚾ Why 15 MLB teams would need to increase spending under the proposed salary floor, while six would need to spend less. ⚾ How MLB's spending gap compares to the NFL, NBA and NHL. ⚾ Why revenue sharing could become one of the biggest sticking points. ⚾ How the NFL's centralized revenue model could influence baseball's future. ⚾ Why some owners may be willing to withstand a lengthy lockout to get the long-term changes they want. [[ *MY OTHER CHANNELS* ]] *BRODIE BRAZIL AVIATION* ✈️ http://brodie.bz/Aviation *HOME STUDIO PRO* 🎥 http://brodie.bz/HomeStudio *Support this channel* 🎉 https://brodie.bz/PayPal