southsider2k5

If games are cancelled, so am I. I will not pay to go to any games in 2022 if games are lost.

This has always been the hang up. Take JR and parking for example. A separate "company" owns the lots. So is that baseball revenue?

That $100m is already gone in a corporate structure like LMG.

2020 is an obvious outlier, as well as 2021 being impacted by sub-optimal crowds.

It also ignores the fact that everything is relative. I am sure his salary would be a years worth of revenue to most of the people on earth. Should he just be happy someone is willing to pay him $10 an hour?

Jose Abreu is making almost $17 million this year, and is set to push his career earnings to $100 million next year. He also opted out of his earlier contract because it didn't pay him as much as he could potentially make through arbitration. I don't think he is the guy you want to hold up as someone playing for any amount of money.

There are exact 13 people who made a $30 million salary last season. There are 42 total who made $20 million or more. At 30 teams of at least 28 major leaguers 798 who didn't fit into your "unimaginable salaries" standard. The players main argument consists of their share of the pie keeps shrinking and they would like some of what they used to have, back again. They don't even want a historically bigger piece of the pie. They are literally still asking for less than they have received in the past. They just want the shrinking to stop, which is exactly what the owners have been offering.

JFC, they have made two proposals in six months and this is the crap they pull?

I can deal with anything but Kars for Kids.