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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Monday, March 10, 2008The Biz of Baseball: Brown: Cha-Ching! Selig Gets 4% Raise. Made $15.06M Last YearWow!...Think of all the .357 Magnum ammo R. Budd can now buy!
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that's not exactly true. a modest increase in the cost of insurance probably accounts for a lot of that "raise" for office employees. i can't stand it when i get my salary report from my company and they tell me i'm making X in compensation when only 70% of it is salary (and 75% of that is take-home).
Having said that, it is true that the player share of the total revenue has gone down quite a bit in the last few years. That trend can't continue, or the labor peace the game has enjoyed the last few years will definitely be at serious risk in the near future.
On paper.
But at least Selig isn't afraid of going to the wall...of China.
Carlos Lee for 6/$100 or Selig for (roughly) 6/$100? Any opinion, baseballchick?
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