Tim Wright

Spanberger, who previously declared Governors shouldn’t interfere with the governance of universities, just fired the most beloved Rector in Va Tech history, John Rocovich.  The man who was the force behind recruiting James Franklin to save the football program, who has served twice before as Rector, who has given decades of his life to his beloved alma matter was fired without explanation.  This is a shameful act to appease her leftwing base & proves once again she is Governor Bait & Switch.

This is the most common misconception I’ve seen in my comments. I “bootlick” billionaires and want them to get richer. In reality, I’m very happy with the fact that a salary floor is essentially guaranteed to happen, which is going to force the small market owners to invest more into the team. I’ve even said that numerous times, but we know people on Twitter/X only read what they want and mainstream their arguments into two sides. The reality is, a floor and a cap is what solves the problem in baseball. It solves the small market owners issue, it solves the Dodgers issue, and it also from a competitive standpoint greatly penalizes bad front offices that irresponsibly or stupidly give out bad contracts. You don’t have to like it, but there’s a reason every other major sport has this system in place.

MLBPA interim executive director Bruce Meyer statement on MLB's cap proposal: "The last time the owners made such an explicit push for a cap—over 30 years ago—it led to the longest work stoppage in MLB history. For generations, our members have fought against cap systems..."