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  1. Would you prefer seeing a salary cap for MLB, which limits the total payroll for each team? Junior, I prefer the English system. If some teams can't compete at the Major League level, they should be sent to a lower division. Bottom feeding teams whose ownership doesn't care to win and doesn't need to win to make money should be sent to AAA. Perennial losers like Baltimore and Pittsburgh should be placed on probation after 7 straight losing season, and if after 4 more seasons they can't produce a winning record the franchise should be either revoked and sold to a competetnt ownership group, or the franchise should be devoted to AAA where they must win the IL or PCL Championship to gain admittance to the major leagues. Too long lousy ownership has driven good fans away. Peter Angelos maybe the worst owner in sports, at least in baseball.
  2. I think some Yankee loving posters from the Baltimore Sun forum have come here to try to skew the results of the poll which was generally pro-salary cap until tonight. jr! get back in your room, its way past your bed time. how many times have I told you that trolling on the internet is very bad. now take you peter angelos doll and get back into your little bed and leave the nice Marlins fans alone. Don't make me tell Mom.

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