MLB owners and players are headed for a labor fight after the conclusion of the 2026 World Series. With that looming over the World Series, mega-agent Scott Boras spoke on baseball's economics.

"Look, in the major-league pools, there are a lot of ownership groups that swim, and there's a lot of owners that just choose to wear their floaties all the time," Boras told CBS Sports' Julian McWilliams . "And so, how do they get rid of their floaties? And the answer is, they either have to do it through talent, or they have to do it through investment and acquisition of talent to go out and compete."

The two teams playing in this year's World Series fit into Boras' latter category. The Brewers and Rays are two of the best teams at acquiring talent and turning it into wins.…