Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers' president, Stan Kasten, is confident about the team's high spending on top baseball talent. The Dodgers recently signed players Kyle Tucker and Edwin Diaz for $309 million combined, aiming to stay competitive in Major League Baseball. Kasten attributes the team's financial strength to its large market and successful management.
Key Facts
- The Dodgers recently won back-to-back World Series titles.
- The team signed Kyle Tucker and Edwin Diaz for a total of $309 million.
- The Dodgers see themselves as a top franchise aiming to compete every year.
- Stan Kasten believes their large market gives the Dodgers a financial advantage.
- The team was bankrupt in 2011 but has financially improved since then.
- Kasten is unapologetic about the Dodgers' high spending strategy.
