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Their financial woes have been grossly misreported. This is evident by the recent "sale" of the minority shares. The minority shares that were sold, were sold to the Wilpons, Wilpon family members, and Wilpon business interests such as SNY. What the Madoff scandal has done, is forced the Wilpons to keep the Mets revenue with the Mets, SNY revenue with SNY, and the same for the real estate revenue. The lack of co-mingling their money has left them short on the Mets side of the ledger. The "sale" was a way for them to infuse cash from their more profitable business ventures to the struggling Mets. I think the Mets are looking at 2 lean years, they will clean out their bad contracts, and then become major players again.
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The Belly of the Beast
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I'd like to think you are right Dom, but I'm not really sure.
I think its just a matter of time before we find out what really happened, and I'm only interested as it effects the team. I think its disgraceful that in this market a team is cutting that much payroll, and basically abandoning any chance of winning.
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The Belly of the Beast
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BTW - we should all go to a game, a Brooklyn Cyclones game. Odds are we will see just as much major league talent if we do.
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