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Fans Flock To See the 2009 New York Yankees Playing In Tampa Bay in 2008
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3 months ago
Can someone explain this please?
3 months ago
It's a joke I guess. The Rays players will all eventually sign with the Yankees, so the only chance to see the players is either now, or when the Yankees come back to town at some other time.
I guess.
3 months ago
Most of the best players on TB are locked up for a few years.
3 months ago
I doubt friedman would let his team go to the YANKEES of all teams,
even if they traded to someone like the PADRES they would still be better than the yankees...
David Price was suppost to save them NEXT year, they dont even needh im
from 3 months ago
David Price is scary.
3 months ago
Yup,they'll be around long term, like the Marlins.
3 months ago
The Marlins had a $54 M payroll in 2003 when they let Ubrina, Ivan Rodriguez, and Derek Lee go. The Rays have a $43 M payroll with no significant free agents this offseason. There's no reason to think the Rays can't contend again next year.
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