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Jeter's business plan projects big profits

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You should stop following this team and get a head start on that. Go ahead, we'll meet you over at Giantsbaseball.com

 

I just said the truth.

 

 

I have one question based on existing baseball economics can Baseball ever work in a city like Miami?

 

How are cities like Green Bay and Buffalo able to stay in business in NFL?

 

Maybe because in NFL all tv revenues are split equally and player contracts are not guaranteed?

 

if you had NFL economics in Baseball would a team in Miami have a better chance to keep a competitive team on field every year?

 

I don’t think MLB has had a parity problem over the past decade.  Perhaps that is shifting but that would be speculation.  Cleveland had a competitive club.  St Louis has had one for twenty years now. The twins got a wild card last year after having finished with the worst record in baseball the year prior.  I don’t think metro economics are what is working against the Marlins. 

 

Sidenote: the marlins had a better year percentage wise than the Dolphins. N=1 I know 

 

 

I just said the truth.

 

I don't think you believe it's the truth if you're still here.

 

 

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