The Los Angeles Dodgers are at the center of the salary cap debate because of their lavish spending and the success it has helped bring the franchise, becoming the first back-to-back champion MLB has seen in 25 years.

Díaz, who officially signed his three-year, $69 million contract on Friday, was introduced to the media in a press conference in Los Angeles on Friday. The Dodgers' social media accounts didn't hold back in announcing that Díaz was on board.