Tell that to all the owners of minor league teams that got cut last year. Players just moved on to another team. Why you don't understand this isn't any different than any other major corporation in the US. The people that own the company make a lot more then the employees.
Keep in mind that numbers like these are just educated guesses because the owners have never opened their books to inspection. Never.
We're talking MLB not minor league baseball. And as far as the minors go, the players on those teams basically make minimum wage. So yeah the owners whose teams were eliminated suffered but not as much as the typical A ball player has been suffering for decades. Try again.
Using the calculator on the the ibm site (link below) one share of stock bought in January 1972 (as far as calculator goes back) for $333 is now worth $2446 for a 7.4 fold increase in value.
Why do you think that's relevant? When a company does, say, a 2 for 1 stock split, every share holder doubles his holdings. The person who bought 1000 shares then would have those 78,000plus plus shares today.
1000 shares at $18 a share ($18,000) in 1966 is now 78,450 valued at $9.5 million
Does it calculate all of the splits? During my time- 81-88 and again 92-95…IBM stock must have done at least 3 or 4 2-1 and 3-1 splits.
This is not really a fair comparison since the Yankees are really just a steakhouse chain with a baseball team attached for marketing purposes.
With Buck- it would be funny to watch a GM with a manager who thinks he could GM better and a president who thinks he can GM better
Need a manager who has managerial experience. From this list, it’s only Buck. Don’t want a Manager in Training Crisis again. No to the others on this list.
As a Granderson Fan: F*** NO!!!!!
Would be ironic that the man who denied us in 88 leads us back to break the drought. Yes, Orel was unhittable but it never gets to game 7 without Sciocia's HR. He owes us. BTW why the heck wasn't Myers on the mound to start the inning? IIRC Shelby was a switch hitter but better from the left side. Myers would have forced him to bat right.
Thing was, we owned the Dodgers in the regular season. The Mets had taken 10 of 11 regular-season meetings, outscoring the Dodgers by 49-18, and finished with 100 wins -- six more than Los Angeles. With that said, we've seen time and again that trend reversed come money time, by teams with way more playoff experience than us.
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