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They’re actually loaded with pitching, I’ve never seen them with this many arms from top to bottom. If they can strike on few bats they’re going to go on a run and likely see another south Florida bandwagon movement like the last two.

They’re legally binded to stay in Miami for a couple decades if I recall correctly.

They have an extremely soft cap and the players are refusing to play unless it's raised. I don't think parity is MLB's problem. They probably actually need the Yankees to dominate again to get more eyes on it.

The franchise needs an owner who’s actually mega rich for owner standards. Someone like Ruiz honestly who’s willing to see what happens when you pour money into a team with a domed stadium. Someone where it’s personal instead a creative accounting ploy to get tax breaks on other business and...

Or just get an owner who isn’t broke for once.