The Yankees did finish first in something last year - spending. While its streak of AL East titles ended at nine, the Yanks wound up with a record payroll of $218.3 million. The World Series champion Boston Red Sox were a distant second at $155.4 million, according to information received by clubs from the commissioner's office. In addition to the largest payroll, the Yankees have the highest revenue in the majors. The Bombers took in $415 million last year, giving about $100 million of it away in the sport's revenue-sharing plan. Both the Yankees and Mets will receive revenue boosts in 2009, when they move into new stadiums. Continue
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Their cost today is $950 million and the Phillies cost is 392 million....wonder why I don't care for sports now since the 1960's.
Yankess should win series after all they have spent almost 2 and 1/2 as much the Phillies. They would look quite stupid if they lost. Is why sports suck nowdays!
Posted by: Jim Pleasant | November 01, 2009 at 03:29 AM
The above is not payroll is cost of having the team...all and all is so stupid I quit watching all sports except Ultimate Fighting...ha hah!
Posted by: Jim Pleasant | November 01, 2009 at 03:32 AM