 I mean, look, it's definitely easier for the Dodgers and Yankees to put winners on the field, and nobody would dispute that. But the way the baseball system is set up, you have players for six years once they get to the majors. There are arbitration years, and yes, the players get more expensive as they get into the arbitration years, but that's only for the top reaches of those kinds of studs. And we've also seen players like Joey Votto sign career-long extensions to stay in places like Cincinnati.