thelanges5 Verified Member Posted December 13, 2025 Posted December 13, 2025 As if Twins Territory needed any more numbers to remind us of the Pohlads right-sizing the business. Posted by Codify Baseball - 2025 Luxury Taxes (via @spotrac): Dodgers, $168,657,856 * Mets, $86,194,127 Yankees, $60,205,499 Phillies, $48,112,313 Padres, $10,000,000 Blue Jays, $10,000,000 Astros, $1,105,612 Red Sox, $937,181 * - higher than the individual payroll of 12 other teams
SteveLV Verified Member Posted December 13, 2025 Posted December 13, 2025 I love that piece of data. If that doesn't show that MLB's financial model is completely broken and unfair, I don't know what does. Sheesh. Danchat, NotAboutWinning, Dave Borton and 1 other 4
old nurse Verified Member Posted December 14, 2025 Posted December 14, 2025 On 12/12/2025 at 10:13 PM, thelanges5 said: As if Twins Territory needed any more numbers to remind us of the Pohlads right-sizing the business. Posted by Codify Baseball - 2025 Luxury Taxes (via @spotrac): Dodgers, $168,657,856 * Mets, $86,194,127 Yankees, $60,205,499 Phillies, $48,112,313 Padres, $10,000,000 Blue Jays, $10,000,000 Astros, $1,105,612 Red Sox, $937,181 * - higher than the individual payroll of 12 other teams Moral of the story is to root for the team that draws in the most revenue, hate on the team that doesn’t. Cheer for the big guys
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