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fromESPN.com
4 days ago

MLB offseason lessons: Dodgers' spending, Skubal rumors, more

Olney: Financial disparity among teams has long existed, but the Dodgers' payroll will serve to galvanize the effort of other owners to rebuild the sport's financial system through some kind of proposed cap-and-floor design. As one former player said: "It's like we're back in 1994 -- you've got some owners looking for the players to solve ownership issues." The players went on strike in August of 1994, of course, and that fall's World Series was canceled. But it remains to be seen how far the owners will push to revamp the system, and whether the players' coalition will hold together as strongly as it did three decades ago.
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Boston Red Sox
fromOver the Monster
2 months ago

The Red Sox are already crying poor

MLB owners publicly claim tight finances while avoiding financial transparency and may limit offseason payroll despite operating in a heavily subsidized, high-revenue industry.
New York Yankees
fromDodger Blue
2 months ago

Yankees Owner Hal Steinbrenner 'Concerned' About Dodgers 'Pulling Away' From Rest Of MLB

The Los Angeles Dodgers became baseball's first repeat World Series champion since the 1998-2000 New York Yankees.
New York Yankees
fromwww.amny.com
2 months ago

Hal Steinbrenner sounding more and more tone-deaf as Yankees face meager offseason | amNewYork

The New York Yankees face high expenses, including a $100 million annual payment to New York City, prompting interest in reducing payroll despite contention needs.
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