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Why worry about ratings when there's $6 billion coming in?
2007-10-25 11:40
MLB president and chief operating officer Bob DuPuy has announced that Major League Baseball should finish the 2007 year with about $6 billion in revenue. This is almost the same total as the NFL took in during 2006, according to a report by Chris Isidore on CNNMoney.com. DuPuy pointed to increases in revenue from MLB.com as well as the growth of the online ticket resale market as major contributors to baseball's financial health. So with the free agent season coming up after the World Series ends, don't be surprised to see players receiving salaries that will make your head spin. On two axes.
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