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Miguel Cabrera not changing his mind on 2023 as farewell season
Cabrera's last season coincides with the final year of the contract extension he signed before the 2014 season. He identified his No. 1 goal as staying healthy throughout the 2023 season after being hampered by injuries that limited him to 112 games last year.
Cabrera's last season coincides with the final year of the contract extension he signed before the 2014 season. He identified his No. 1 goal as staying healthy throughout the 2023 season after being hampered by injuries that limited him to 112 games last year.
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Shitfoot's mammy wan 2 kno!
Yankees worth $7.1 Billion as MLB team values rise amid TV turmoil
Overall, average MLB team value increased 12% over the past year to $2.32 billion, with revenue increasing 7.8% to $10.3 billion. Most of that money came from a 64% increase in ticket revenue, including the postseason and spring training.
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No.1: New York Yankees
No.2: Los Angeles Dodgers
No.3: Boston Red Sox
No.4: Chicago Cubs
No.5: San Francisco Giants
Overall, average MLB team value increased 12% over the past year to $2.32 billion, with revenue increasing 7.8% to $10.3 billion. Most of that money came from a 64% increase in ticket revenue, including the postseason and spring training.
Top-5
No.1: New York Yankees
No.2: Los Angeles Dodgers
No.3: Boston Red Sox
No.4: Chicago Cubs
No.5: San Francisco Giants
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Fuck you "CeeJay"
Shohei Ohtani make MLB-record $65M in 2023, according to Forbes
Mets pitcher Max Scherzer was second on the overall list at $59.3 million. Yankees slugger Aaron Judge, who signed a nine-year, $360 million deal in December to remain in New York, took the third spot at $44.5 million.
Mets pitcher Max Scherzer was second on the overall list at $59.3 million. Yankees slugger Aaron Judge, who signed a nine-year, $360 million deal in December to remain in New York, took the third spot at $44.5 million.
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MLB owners unanimously ratify CBA minor league players
The agreement, which will last five years, came together after the MLB Players Association created a minor league bargaining unit last year.
The agreement, which will last five years, came together after the MLB Players Association created a minor league bargaining unit last year.
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Shut the fuck up, CeeJay.