Some people might call me easily infuriated. That’s not necessarily true.. most of the time I deal calmly with things. Since I’m far away from home (metaphorically speaking) where I can destroy things, I’ve decided to vent and list some of the things that frustrate, enrage, and annoy me to no end.
Shall we begin?
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Long Posts.
People who don’t read my blog…
It looks like I wrote that post…obviously a seperated at birth issue.
I had a hunch it was you when I got to the Yankee gripes.
My addition:
Red Sox owners who advocate for salary caps only after they fail to sign the most expensive free agent on the market.
You have a right to say that, Rob, but when there’s a difference between the number 1 and number 2 highest paying teams of *80 million dollars*, something’s amiss in the nation’s pastime.
The Sox had a limit on what they would spend for A-Rod. The Yankees didn’t… talk about perpetuating the power of the player’s unions.
I agree that there is a large disparity between what the Yankees are willing to pay for players and what the rest of the league is willing to pay, but I’m not sure you can blame that on the Yankees. Don’t forget that the Yankees are a profitable club. They aren’t spending more than they’re making.
If we want a solution to this problem maybe MLB should think about forcing some of these small market teams, like the Royals, to spend some of the dollars the receive from revenue sharing on their rosters. I think a lot of those dollars are simply finding their way into the owners’ pockets.
If more teams were active in bidding for free agents it would make it more difficult for the Yankees to compete.