Tom Poje 414 Posted October 4, 2010 Report Share Posted October 4, 2010 on the average, Yankees spent more for 9 players than Tampa did for the whole team yet Tampa finished with a better record. hopefully now someone will beat the evil empire!!!!! Team 2009 2010 Average Yankees $201,449,189 $206,333,389 $8,253,336 Red Sox $121,745,999 $162,747,333 $5,611,977 Cubs $134,809,000 $146,859,000 $5,439,222 Phillies $113,004,046 $141,927,381 $5,068,835 Mets $149,373,987 $132,701,445 $5,103,902 Tigers $115,085,145 $122,864,929 $4,550,553 White Sox $96,068,500 $108,273,197 $4,164,354 Angels $113,709,000 $105,013,667 $3,621,161 Mariners $98,904,166 $98,376,667 $3,513,452 Giants $82,616,450 $97,828,833 $3,493,887 Twins $65,299,266 $97,559,167 $3,484,256 Dodgers $100,414,592 $94.945,517 $3,651,751 Cardinals $77,605,109 $93,540,753 $3,741,630 Astros $102,996,414 $92,355,500 $3,298,411 Braves $96,726,166 $84,423,667 $3,126,802 Rockies $75,201,000 $84,227,000 $2,904,379 Orioles $67,101,666 $81,612,500 $3,138,942 Brewers $80,182,502 $81,108,279 $2,796,837 Reds $73,558,500 $72,386,544 $2,784,098 Royals $70,519,333 $72,267,710 $2,491,990 Rays $63,313,034 $71,923,471 $2,663,832 Blue Jays $80,538,300 $62,689,357 $2,089,645 Nationals $60,328,000 $61,425,000 $2,047,500 Indians $81,579,166 $61,203,967 $2,110,482 Diamondbacks $73,516,666 $60,718,167 $2,335,314 Marlins $36,834,000 $55,641,500 $2,060,796 Rangers $68,178,798 $55,250,545 $1,905,191 Athletics $62,310,000 $51,654,900 $1,666,287 Padres $43,734,200 $37,799,300 $1,453,819 Pirates $48,693,000 $34,943,000 $1,294,185 Link to post Share on other sites
lvena 6 Posted October 4, 2010 Report Share Posted October 4, 2010 Nice point, but somewhat lacking. Yes, Tampa did win more games, and yes, they may even win the series this year. But remember two very important things; 1) their spending puts them in a position to get to the series (almost every year for the past 20 years), something us fans like, and 2) they give the other teams money through the luxury tax. Got Rings? Link to post Share on other sites
GMK 164 Posted October 4, 2010 Report Share Posted October 4, 2010 Cubs $134,809,000 $146,859,000 $5,439,222 Cardinals $77,605,109 $93,540,753 $3,741,630 Astros $102,996,414 $92,355,500 $3,298,411 Brewers $80,182,502 $81,108,279 $2,796,837 Reds $73,558,500 $72,386,544 $2,784,098 Pirates $48,693,000 $34,943,000 $1,294,185 Looks like Cincinnati doesn't stand a chance in their division this year, .. unless maybe there's a disconnect between who's on your payroll and who's available to play for you. Link to post Share on other sites
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