The business of baseball is booming. In stark contrast to trite reports about the game’s demise that have been common for over a century, Forbes’ annual look at the financial health of major league baseball once again revealed a thriving enterprise with no signs of slowing down. According to Forbes’ 2015 survey, which is based on estimates […]
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Forbes Reveals Embarrassment of Riches for MLB, but Should Teams Like Yankees Be Ashamed for Not Spending It?
Posted in Baseball, Business and Finance, MLB, Yankees on March 25, 2015 | 6 Comments »
Borland’s Retirement Is NFL’s Loss; Could It Be MLB’s Gain?
Posted in Baseball, MLB, NFL on March 18, 2015 | Leave a Comment »
Chris Borland’s decision to turn his back on a multi-million dollar career as a hard hitting linebacker may have sent shockwaves throughout the NFL, but the implications could be just as significant for major league baseball. If Borland’s early retirement was the headline of yesterday’s sports news, MLB appointing Tony Reagins to the newly created […]
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