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So no comment on why half the league is basically feeder teams?Your just breaking down finals and completey ignoring the playoffs.How is a league where half the teams are irrelvant and feeder teams competitive?
Tampa Bay Devil Rays Salary: 43.8 32-14Fuck a salary cap
Both of you guys are Blue Jays fans no?What are your guys thoughts on the hitting coach's recent interview? http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news?slug=ti-bluejayshomeruns052610
Quote from: Jaydc didnt do it,that bitch is lying. on May 26, 2010, 12:33:20 AMSo no comment on why half the league is basically feeder teams?Your just breaking down finals and completey ignoring the playoffs.How is a league where half the teams are irrelvant and feeder teams competitive?If you look up that thread, you can see the playoffs. MLB has 18 different teams, NHL has 16. It has more to do with the management then the money. These feeder teams I assume you're talking about teams like the Marlins who have 2 more titles than my Dodgers last title. Creating a farm system is fucking crucial, even the big market teams true reason of success goes back to their farm system. There are really competitive teams right now in the three different money groups in baseball. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Major_League_Baseball_teams_by_payrollTop 5 records in baseball right now1. Rays2. Padres3. Phillies4. Twins5. Yankees29th, 19th, 13th, 24th, 1stSomehow, the Twins are always there?
And if Baseball doesn't need a cap as much as it needs a salary floor and a crack down on these bonuses draft picks get. Something needs to be done about how international players are signed.My question is, for those that cry about Baseball needing a cap what would you choose as a reasonable cap ?
Quote from: The Come Up Shuffle on May 28, 2010, 08:52:36 AMAnd if Baseball doesn't need a cap as much as it needs a salary floor and a crack down on these bonuses draft picks get. Something needs to be done about how international players are signed.My question is, for those that cry about Baseball needing a cap what would you choose as a reasonable cap ?I would put the cap at around 115 million,thats more then enough for teams to work with,and make the floor 55 million.
Quote from: Jaydc didnt do it,that bitch is lying. on May 28, 2010, 03:30:31 PMQuote from: The Come Up Shuffle on May 28, 2010, 08:52:36 AMAnd if Baseball doesn't need a cap as much as it needs a salary floor and a crack down on these bonuses draft picks get. Something needs to be done about how international players are signed.My question is, for those that cry about Baseball needing a cap what would you choose as a reasonable cap ?I would put the cap at around 115 million,thats more then enough for teams to work with,and make the floor 55 million.So how do you propose the 6 teams that are over 115 million be punished for it. And your salary basement only consist of 5 teams. One of which is the Marlins who despite there miniscule payroll have managed to be a competitive team the past 5 years. And one of the other teams is the Pirates who are hands down the worst ran organization in all of North American sports.
Quote from: The Come Up Shuffle on May 28, 2010, 04:53:54 PMQuote from: Jaydc didnt do it,that bitch is lying. on May 28, 2010, 03:30:31 PMQuote from: The Come Up Shuffle on May 28, 2010, 08:52:36 AMAnd if Baseball doesn't need a cap as much as it needs a salary floor and a crack down on these bonuses draft picks get. Something needs to be done about how international players are signed.My question is, for those that cry about Baseball needing a cap what would you choose as a reasonable cap ?I would put the cap at around 115 million,thats more then enough for teams to work with,and make the floor 55 million.So how do you propose the 6 teams that are over 115 million be punished for it. And your salary basement only consist of 5 teams. One of which is the Marlins who despite there miniscule payroll have managed to be a competitive team the past 5 years. And one of the other teams is the Pirates who are hands down the worst ran organization in all of North American sports.They shouldnt be punished,it should be an enforced hard salary cap.Im not talking about the nbas lame excuse for a salary cap Im talking a hard cap like in the nhl were you are not allowed to be over the cap under any circumstance.
Quote from: Jaydc didnt do it,that bitch is lying. on May 28, 2010, 04:56:50 PMQuote from: The Come Up Shuffle on May 28, 2010, 04:53:54 PMQuote from: Jaydc didnt do it,that bitch is lying. on May 28, 2010, 03:30:31 PMQuote from: The Come Up Shuffle on May 28, 2010, 08:52:36 AMAnd if Baseball doesn't need a cap as much as it needs a salary floor and a crack down on these bonuses draft picks get. Something needs to be done about how international players are signed.My question is, for those that cry about Baseball needing a cap what would you choose as a reasonable cap ?I would put the cap at around 115 million,thats more then enough for teams to work with,and make the floor 55 million.So how do you propose the 6 teams that are over 115 million be punished for it. And your salary basement only consist of 5 teams. One of which is the Marlins who despite there miniscule payroll have managed to be a competitive team the past 5 years. And one of the other teams is the Pirates who are hands down the worst ran organization in all of North American sports.They shouldnt be punished,it should be an enforced hard salary cap.Im not talking about the nbas lame excuse for a salary cap Im talking a hard cap like in the nhl were you are not allowed to be over the cap under any circumstance.So how do you propose they get there payroll down to 115 million? And my mistake it's only 4 teams under your 55 million threshold. That consist of only 4 teams. So thats 20 teams that fall between your proposed salary floor and cap. Thats pretty even to me. And if you get rid of the Yanks and Pirates throwing it a bit out of wack the differences in payroll are even less drastic then you previously thought.