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what an accomplishment!!!!!
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Congrats to the yankees and there 500 mil dollar payroll!
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#14
Quote Originally Posted by rangerz2478:
As "nypride" said, I'm not a Yankees fan.
But I'm guessing you were saying a typical Yankees fan is what? Smart?
While the average IQ of a Philadelphia resident is lower then a demented circus monkey.
lol, im starting to think twice about applying to temple university which is located right in philly
As "nypride" said, I'm not a Yankees fan.
But I'm guessing you were saying a typical Yankees fan is what? Smart?
While the average IQ of a Philadelphia resident is lower then a demented circus monkey.
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Posted:
#20
Quote Originally Posted by Timdog09:
what an accomplishment!!!!!
Team Amount paid (millions)
New York Yankees $76
Boston Red Sox $52
Chicago Cubs $32
Seattle Mariners $25
New York Mets $24
Los Angeles Dodgers $20
St. Louis Cardinals $19
Chicago White Sox $18
San Francisco Giants $14
Houston Astros $11
Los Angeles Angels $11
Atlanta Braves $10
Texas Rangers $.035
Here are the payees under the revenue sharing system:
Team Amount received (millions)
Tampa Bay Devil Rays $33
Toronto Blue Jays $31
Florida Marlins $31
Kansas City Royals $30
Detroit Tigers $25
Pittsburgh Pirates $25
Milwaukee Brewers $24
Minnesota Twins $22
Oakland Athletics $19
Cincinnati Reds $16
Colorado Rockies $16
Arizona Diamondbacks $13
Cleveland Indians $6.0
Philadelphia Phillies $5.8
San Diego Padres $5.7
Washington Nationals $3.9
Baltimore Orioles $2.0
So the real question is: "What are these recipients doing with their money?"
Club Revenue Sharing Opening Day Payroll Difference
Tampa Bay Devil Rays $33,000,000 $35,417,967 -$2,417,967
Toronto Blue Jays $31,000,000 $71,915,000 -$40,915,000
Florida Marlins $31,000,000 $14,998,500 +$16,001,500
Kansas City Royals $30,000,000 $47,294,000 -$17,294,000
Detroit Tigers $25,000,000 $82,612,866 -$57,612,866
Pittsburgh Pirates $25,000,000 $46,717,750 -$21,717,750
Milwaukee Brewers $24,000,000 $57,568,333 -$33,568,333
Minnesota Twins $22,000,000 $63,396,006 -$41,396,006
Oakland Athletics $19,000,000 $62,243,079 -$43,243,079
Cincinnati Reds $16,000,000 $60,909,519 -$44,909,519
Colorado Rockies $16,000,000 $41,233,000 -$25,909,519
Arizona Diamondbacks $13,000,000 $59,684,226 -$46,684,226
Cleveland Indians $6,000,000 $56,031,500 -$50,031,500
Philadelphia Phillies $5,800,000 $88,273,333 -$82,473,333
San Diego Padres $5,700,000 $69,896,141 -$64,196,141
Washington Nationals $3,900,000 $63,143,000 -$59,243,000
Baltimore Orioles $2,000,000 $72,585,582 -$70,585,582
Team Revenue New York Yankees $76
Boston Red Sox $52
Chicago Cubs $32
Seattle Mariners $25
New York Mets $24
Los Angeles Dodgers $20
St. Louis Cardinals $19
Chicago White Sox $18
San Francisco Giants $14
Houston Astros $11
Los Angeles Angels $11
Atlanta Braves $10
Texas Rangers $.035
Here are the payees under the revenue sharing system:
Team Amount received (millions)
Tampa Bay Devil Rays $33
Toronto Blue Jays $31
Florida Marlins $31
Kansas City Royals $30
Detroit Tigers $25
Pittsburgh Pirates $25
Milwaukee Brewers $24
Minnesota Twins $22
Oakland Athletics $19
Cincinnati Reds $16
Colorado Rockies $16
Arizona Diamondbacks $13
Cleveland Indians $6.0
Philadelphia Phillies $5.8
San Diego Padres $5.7
Washington Nationals $3.9
Baltimore Orioles $2.0
So the real question is: "What are these recipients doing with their money?"
Club Revenue Sharing Opening Day Payroll Difference
Tampa Bay Devil Rays $33,000,000 $35,417,967 -$2,417,967
Toronto Blue Jays $31,000,000 $71,915,000 -$40,915,000
Florida Marlins $31,000,000 $14,998,500 +$16,001,500
Kansas City Royals $30,000,000 $47,294,000 -$17,294,000
Detroit Tigers $25,000,000 $82,612,866 -$57,612,866
Pittsburgh Pirates $25,000,000 $46,717,750 -$21,717,750
Milwaukee Brewers $24,000,000 $57,568,333 -$33,568,333
Minnesota Twins $22,000,000 $63,396,006 -$41,396,006
Oakland Athletics $19,000,000 $62,243,079 -$43,243,079
Cincinnati Reds $16,000,000 $60,909,519 -$44,909,519
Colorado Rockies $16,000,000 $41,233,000 -$25,909,519
Arizona Diamondbacks $13,000,000 $59,684,226 -$46,684,226
Cleveland Indians $6,000,000 $56,031,500 -$50,031,500
Philadelphia Phillies $5,800,000 $88,273,333 -$82,473,333
San Diego Padres $5,700,000 $69,896,141 -$64,196,141
Washington Nationals $3,900,000 $63,143,000 -$59,243,000
Baltimore Orioles $2,000,000 $72,585,582 -$70,585,582
New York Yankees 302
New York Mets 217
Boston Red Sox 234
Los Angeles Dodgers 211
Chicago Cubs 197
St Louis Cardinals 184
San Francisco Giants 184
Atlanta Braves 183
Philadelphia Phillies 183
Washington Nationals 144
Houston Astros 184
Seattle Mariners 182
LA Angels 187
Baltimore Orioles 158
Chicago White Sox 173
San Diego Padres 160
Texas Rangers 155
Cleveland Indians 158
Detroit Tigers 170
Toronto Blue Jays 157
Arizona Diamondbacks 154
Colorado Rockies 151
Cincinnati Reds 146
Oakland Athletics 146
Minnesota Twins 131
Milwaukee Brewers 144
Kansas City Royals 123
Pittsburgh Pirates 137
Tampa Bay Devil Rays 134
Florida Marlins 122
Thats in millions.. so the Tampa bay team took in $177 million.. and spent $35 million in payroll. Even if we assume that operating expenses were $100 million dollars (which is preposterous) the owners pocketed $42 million dollars - 33 million of it from revenue sharing.
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And that was 2005, would you like me to get the numbers for 06, 07, 08, and 09.....
Didnt think so
Let me know if u want more information on your lack of knowledge of MLB, Revenue Sharing, and Luxury Tax0
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