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In the discussion about MLB, Cowherd voices optimism regarding recent changes in the sport. He believes that adjustments made in recent seasons signify a willingness to adapt to modern viewing habits. Nevertheless, he points out a growing divide in the sport between wealthier teams that can afford star talents and those that cannot. This disparity might lead to a scenario where only a handful of teams dominate, potentially jeopardizing the league’s overall competitiveness.
Despite concerns about this distribution of talent, Cowherd sees hope for baseball, emphasizing the randomness of playoffs that allows for upsets, making each game compelling.