MLB’s New Villains: Dodgers’ $72M Power Move Tightens Their Grip on Baseball Dominance
In their pursuit of dominance, the Los Angeles Dodgers, fresh off their 2024 World Series win, have significantly bolstered their roster with high-profile signings like Kirby Yates and Blake Snell.
Opinion
How the Kansas City Chiefs became this Super Bowl’s villains
Every great team that reaches the level of perennial success the Chiefs have enjoyed eventually suffers this backlash.
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The Dodgers refuse to age out of their superteam era and solidified their place as MLB’s villain for years to come
Major League Baseball does not have a problem with the Dodgers, who have exploited the ability to defer money in contracts as a way to lower the total value in these deals and who have built the ...
The Big Lead24d
Dodgers sign All-Star pitcher, enhance their reputation as MLB's 'villains'
Jon Heyman of the New York Post went so far as to call what the Dodgers are doing "terrible for baseball." That's a strong statement about a league that hasn't seen a repeat champion since 1998-2000.
Kansas City Chiefs, like Houston Astros before them, are latest team to go from liked to loathed
The Chiefs will vie for their third championship firmly in the villain's role. The Astros and other dynasties of this century ...
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The Dodgers have become baseball’s Evil Empire, but all teams should compete with the same zeal
Villains are valued in many forms of entertainment, from films to the WWE. The Dodgers are the latest Evil Empire in baseball, drawing fresh attention to the sport. They’re acting this winter as ...