Ready to blow up baseball for a salary cap, MLB can't spin this World Series

The Brewers and Rays have reached the World Series, directly challenging the prevailing narrative that small-market teams are bedraggled, woebegone, and hopeless entities. This outcome contradicts the argument that such teams require a white knight or a salary cap to remain competitive within MLB. By succeeding on the biggest stage, these two franchises prove that small-market operations can thrive, complicating the league's efforts to justify structural changes based on market size disparities.