once it affects the regular season i'd care. but to me, this one is on the players (and Jeter) - the teams have gotten wiser about where the value lies and the current CBA, which the players were happy with, has plenty of mechanisms to discourage spending with no collusion required (Encourages tanking, penalizes signing good but not great free agents with draft pick loss, and the luxury tax threshold that rests when you go under is a HUGE culprit. the Yankees might already have signed Moustakas and Walker if they werent trying to reset their tax for a year) The other big problem is letting Derek Jeter buy and gut a baseball team. the teams that traded for Stanton, Ozuna, Yelich, and Gordon could have been homes for Martinez, Walker, and others and the Marlins won't make corresponding signings. a fire sale like that one definitely depresses free agency. MLB players remember: BLAME JETER!