February 22, 200521 yr 1. Red Sox 115.7 million 2. Yankees 93.9 million 3. Cubs 90.2 million 4. Phillies 83.6 million 5. Cardinals 72.4 million 6. Astros 70.7 million 7. Mariners 70.6 million 8. Giants 70.4 million 9. Padres 65.1 million 10. Orioles 61.9 million 11. Dodgers 59 million 12. Angels 56 million 13. Mets 55.5 million 14. Diamondbacks 44.7 million 15. Reds 41.6 million 16. White Sox 41.6 million 17. Braves 40.7 million 18. Rangers 40.4 million 19. Indians 36.8 million 20. Athletics 36.3 million 21. Rockies 35.3 million 22. Brewers 34.8 million 23. Tigers 34.3 million 24. Blue Jays 34 million 25. Twins 27.1 million 26. Pirates 27 million 27. Royals 22.3 million 28. Marlins 22 million 29. Devil Rays 21.4 million 30. Expos 8.1 million
February 22, 200521 yr This proves that what the Marlins have done the past few years is truly amazing. Imagine if this team had the kind of revenue, that say the Orioles have. Imagine the players this team would have, or the players we wouldnt have to compromise to other teams.
February 23, 200521 yr Wow, look at the Phillies at $83.6M....and they can't field a better team. :blink:
February 23, 200521 yr Irrevelent in the days of huge broadcast contracts and other ballpark revenues. I assume you figured these out by multiplying the average ticket price by total seats?
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