Geordan and Sydney are back, and this week they're talking about the Dodgers' ownership situation, Mark Walter's White House visit, Shohei Ohtani's contract and whether baseball's biggest spending teams are changing the game.

They also get into whether MLB needs a salary cap and floor, how players could be paid differently, the rise of athletes as influencers, and whether the pursuit of velocity is destroying young pitchers.

Plus, have we lost the art of baseball broadcasting? The two rival fans talk about ABS, gambling ads, stats, and why nobody does it quite like Vin Scully anymore.

00:00 Are the Dodgers ruining baseball?
00:43 Could the Dodgers' rings be "undeserved"?
01:34 Mark Walter's White House visit
02:18 The women's professional baseball league isn't getting paid
03:23 Can billionaires really do whatever they want?
05:18 What happens to Shohei Ohtani if Dodgers ownership changes?
08:25 Why is this Dodgers story happening during CBA negotiations?
09:07 Does baseball need a salary cap and floor?
10:35 How should MLB players actually get paid?
12:08 Shohei Ohtani and the athlete influencer era
14:00 Livvy Dunne and the commercialization of college sports
15:25 Is baseball's obsession with velocity destroying pitchers?
17:32 Has baseball lost the art of pitching?
19:17 Remembering Vin Scully
19:34 Has gambling ruined baseball broadcasts?
21:13 The lost art of baseball announcing
22:10 Are stats and technology taking over the game?
22:50 ABS: Good change or too much change?
24:07 Why don't the Dodgers and Padres play anymore?
25:07 What's next for Dodgers ownership?