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Ronel finds himself carrying his big league club early in the season.

It helps that Elly is a human highlight reel

The Brewers’ best shot was 2018, when they lost the NLCS in a 4-3 series to the Dodgers.

Even with Uncle Steve demonstrating willingness to open his pocketbook to make things interesting, the Mets will likely have to use prospects to acquire major league talent via trade.

The Yankees are one of the few teams that do make sense because of the brand and the history.

Bottom line, Houston’s stable is dominating, while the Rangers’ horses are struggling.

It’s a bit of a longshot for the Snakes, but the Dodgers will have to fend off a young and hungry Arizona team.

The Chicago White Sox are in full-sell mode here toward the end of July with a 42-63 record and a full twelve games back in the AL Central. The Sox have already offloaded a few veteran salaries during deadline week and their tax payroll is now down to about $162M. Let’s break down each trade and discuss a few other possible moves.

The Mets are currently operating at a loss of $138.5M, with a large majority of it ($108.3M) paid towards luxury taxes for going over the threshold. Many fans expect the Cohen family to have no problem going further into the deep end on the balance sheet…