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Originally Posted by VirtualSmitty
The Marlins have a good team. In fact they usually are competitive, in a difficult division, so whats your point?
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You said:
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Originally Posted by VirtualSmitty
Which isn't a problem for most teams. What's funny is that the teams that are drawing bad crowds have good teams 
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And I responded:
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Originally Posted by Stephen
*cough*Marlins*cough*
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Originally Posted by VirtualSmitty
And your roster argument doesn't stack up. As said above, elite MLB players make much more than their NFL counterparts.
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When did I say otherwise? I simply wondered aloud (or more specifically at the end of a post rhetorically) how the average MLB salary would stack up against the top 25 players of an NFL squad.
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Originally Posted by VirtualSmitty
Plus, unlike the NFL, there are three tiers of minor leagues players usually go through to get to the big show. A,AA, and AAA all have a full roster of players and coaches, and while they don't make the major league minimum they do earn a decent salary. When you factor in that cost, the operating overhead in terms of payroll is much higher than any NFL team, which just pulls talent straight from college. Plus these days most teams own and operate camps in other countries to scout talent.
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Completely irrelevant to a MLB players average salary.
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So the fact that baseball players are so much better compensated is indeed quite impressive when you think about it 
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Not really. But we'll have to agree to disagree.