Scott Boras blames MLB and its regulations for Braves’ World Series championship

While the Super agent of baseball Scott boras He is perhaps the best businessman in the history of this sport, he is also one of the most controversial because he constantly goes on the attack on the league when something “does not seem fair”, according to his interpretation.

This Wednesday, Boras blamed MLB and its regulations, for having been, according to him, an important factor for the Braves to be crowned in the World Series last, dispatching in six games against the Astros.

Does Boras think Atlanta didn’t deserve to be champion? For the millionaire player representative, he apparently does not agree with the MLB office system, since it makes teams that are out of playoff positions until half a season, but due to the trade regulations on the date. limit they benefit from teams that throw in the towel and release key elements as a bargaining chip.

“It’s not about Bravos, their general manager or the owners, it’s about the regulation that allowed them to be a team under .500 until August 1 and add low-cost players from teams that no longer wanted to compete. “. Boras told the media.

That was the case in Atlanta this year, which incorporated six reinforcements of which four of them (Joc Pederson, Eddie Rosario, Jorge Soler and Adam Duvall) acted as heroes after registering exceptional numbers in the postseason, especially Rosario and Soler, who were named MVP in Championship Series and World Series respectively.

Atlanta, which was a team under .500 through Aug. 6, made six trades before the July 30 deadline that helped catapult it to the NL East title with an 88-76 record. . He outscored the Milwaukee Brewers with 95 Division Series victories and the Los Angeles Dodgers with 106 Championship Series victories. Lastly, they delivered the 95-win Houston Astros final lunge in the Fall Classic.