Big Spending by Yankees Is Not Proof of Big Profits
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A close look at the private finances of baseball's most successful, envied and valuable team reveals that they may not be making money.
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Neither the Yankees nor the Mets can win. Whichever way they go with their payrolls, they encounter critics.
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The Internet has taught major league sports teams that scalping was never really the problem. The problem has been the ridiculous amount of effort expended trying to stamp it out.
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A season that began with the New York  Yankees and Boston Red Sox fighting over Alex Rodriguez and his  $250 million contract ended the same way with the Major  League's two richest teams leading a parade of big spenders  into the playoffs.
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Despite clinching the American League East last Wednesday, the Yankees still have work to do, a fact that was on display during SundayÂs loss.
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The New York Yankees did accomplish something this year: They lowered their luxury tax for the second straight season.
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Randy Johnson thinks it was a step in the right direction. Yankees manager Joe Torre figures it could be a whole lot more.
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If the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees are evenly matched on the field, there&#39;s no comparison off it. The Yankees are a pretty conservative bunch; the clubhouse is always quiet and businesslike, and owner
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On the surface, the Patriots' offseason plan appears to be a departure from the norm, the team spending big bucks to infuse its roster.
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The Yankees did finish first in something last year Â spending. While their streak of AL East titles ended at nine, the Yankees wound up with a record payroll of $218.3 million.
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Are the Red Sox a stock on the rise, or will the Yankees do them in again?
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Thanks to a huge bump in the salary cap, teams have more money to spend than ever before, meaning mediocre players are getting megadeals in free agency.
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A season that began with the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox fighting over Alex Rodriguez and his &#36;250 million contract ended the same way with the Major League's two richest teams leading a parade of big spenders into the playoffs.
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It was about taking care of business, or maybe it was about the Boston Red Sox not â-gain. The Yankees didnât play their best game, but because the Red
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They play a mile high and keep their baseballs in a humidor. They were tossing snowballs during practice this week. Their entire payroll is not much more than what the Red Sox paid for the privilege of eating sushi with Daisuke Matsuzaka. And they're on an odds-defying run that would have made a billionaire out of a Vegas dice-roller.
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The New York Yankees came calling on Eric Milton, willing to peel some bills out of their bulging money clip. The big-budget Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers also
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For whatever reason, or for many reasons, the Yankees are a team that has become incapable of challenging for a playoff spot. â¢