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I'm nuts for the place
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1 - The Phillies payroll is not even in the same league as the Yankees. (nobody is really, but there is an $90 million dollar difference there - almost double).
2 - What about the Rays last year? They made it all the way to the series on a tiny budget - 2nd smallest in the league in 2008.
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Fatter than you!
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Big money players = big egos. Thats the first obstacle to overcome. There isn't much parody in baseball, it seems the same teams are in contention every year. Yes, small market teams sneak into the playoffs and can make runs, but where do those players go after the season? Ask the first Marlins team how their free agents worked out after that season.
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Knowhutimean, Vern?
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And the free agency concept will never go away. Good for the players, bad for the teams and fans. That's why the big spenders win.
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