He is also known as Defer. Now, he may have to change his team name from Dodgers to Dodgers. The Los Angeles Dodgers in the U.S. Major League Baseball has once again used Defer, the famed pullback for its left-handed bullpen Tanner Scott. The bullpen session has included the MVP trio's strong lineup, starting pitchers who can start sixth and seventh, and Scott's team. There is no sign of weakness anywhere. It is the birth of a new empire of evil.메이저사이트

According to MLB.COM, Scott signed a four-year contract worth 72 million dollars with the Dodgers. A down payment of 20 million dollars and 21 million dollars are paid after the contract period. With the inclusion of Dipper in Scott's contract, the Dodgers' total annual payment deferral increased to 1.037.5 billion dollars.
 
Let's take a look at the details. The biggest player in Dipper is Shohei Ohtani. In December 2023, Ohtani signed a 10-year contract worth a total of 700 million dollars, the largest in the history of professional sports. He will receive only 2 million dollars every year from 2024 to 2033, and 68 million dollars every year from 2034 to 2043.

Usually, the annual salary currently received is larger than the deferred salary, but Ohtani's 97.1% amount is a dipper. If this happens, the $68 million that Ohtani will receive from 2034 will be depreciated due to the depreciation of the currency, and Ohtani's annual salary will be set at $46 million to the Dodgers Payroll. The Dodgers gave Ohtani the justification of being the largest contract ever, and gained the practical benefit of catching other star players through a payroll that was lower than his value.

The Dodgers also actively utilized Dipper this winter. In December last year, it agreed to pay 65 million U.S. dollars after the end of the contract in the process of acquiring left-hander Blake Snell for a five-year total of 182 million dollars. In addition, Dipper signed a five-year, 74 million-dollar contract extension with Tommy Edman for 25 million dollars, of which Dipper and Teoscar Hernandez were re-signed, and Dipper won 23.5 million dollars. Other major players including Mookie Betts (115 million dollars), Freddie Freeman (57 million dollars), and Will Smith (50 million dollars) are Dipper contracts.

Dippers are said to save taxes on players, but as time goes by, their currency value declines and prices rise, it is more advantageous to get paid immediately rather than dippers. That is how much Dippers need players to make concessions or sacrifice. Most of the players recruited by the Dodgers as Dippers are superstar players such as Ohtani, Betts, and Freeman. They do not have to make sacrifices or make concessions. Nevertheless, they are willing to accept Dippers because they agree to realize the cause of winning the World Series by increasing team power by lowering the size of their team payrolls (total annual salary). Ohtani, who never even reached the threshold of autumn baseball when he was with the Angels, experienced his first big league fall baseball in 2024, the first year of his transfer to the Dodgers, and won the World Series trophy at the same time.

The Dodgers maximize their current team power even with future debts because the team's financial structure is so solid. The Dodgers, the team representing the western United States, signed a 25-year, $7 billion broadcasting rights contract with Time Warner Cable in 2013. In addition, since Japanese superstar players such as Yamamoto and Sasaki were collected, the inflow of "jab money" can be expected.
 
Regarding "shopping" with Dodgers' Dipper at the forefront, both positive and negative opinions come out. Some say it is a move that maximizes team power within the regulation, but others say that reckless Dipper may harm market order. USA Today also pointed out that 29 teams will have to compete for the runner-up prize in the World Series because of Dodgers.
 
The Dodgers' recent moves are similar to those of the New York Yankees in the early 21st century, who earned the nickname "Empire of Evil" by sweeping away star players by banking on their enormous financial power. No, they are even more powerful. They are not calling the Dodgers "Empire of Evil" for no reason.

Dodgers is not a "super team" that only lives with a mortgage on its future. In addition to its solid palm system, it is a big market team that always guarantees its success. As Dodgers can aim for World Series every year with solid strength, it has become a team that all players want to play for. In other words, a virtuous cycle has been established. Dodgers also won in the race to recruit Roki Sasaki due to its strong capability. Kim Hye-sung also said, "You're the Dodgers," when asked why he joined Dodgers, refusing to join the Angels, which guarantees more salary, contract period and entry to the starting lineup.

Now, the Dodgers has become a team that fails unless it wins the World Series. Will the Dodgers be able to win the World Series for two consecutive years? The last losing team in the World Series is the New York Yankees, who won the World Series three times in a row between 1998 and 2000. The biggest concern for the Major League is whether the Dodgers will win the World Series in the 2025 season.