How rich is George Steinbrenner?
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Steinbrenner's net worth is reputed to be something like $2.7 billion
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They haven't won anything since their payroll went over 100 million.  George still thinks he can buy a championship and goes for the "trophy players" instead of building up their farm system.\n\nUntil they do something about their pitching, they may win a division but they'll never go all the way.
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Try the Forbes list of wealthies individuals. My guess is he'd make it and they could 'estimate' it pretty well.
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he makes about 81 million dollars a year, the intresting thing is, he only makes about 6 mil from tournament winnings.  Nike gives him 25 million
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Not a lot considering there is a 1986 card of him out there that is worth much more. The '86 Bonds is from the Topps Traded series and is worth almost triple the value of the 1987 card. The 1987 Topps, though, is worth around $10, but I would sell high on it now and invest in another card because the value of Bonds' cards will go down with all of the controversy, much like the McGuire and Jose Canseco cards have.
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Third base for the Yankees...oh I'm sorry that is 25 million per year.
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total bases per at bat
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I think Ynke #7 the Mick, is right.  It makes sense.  My only concern would be that Steinbrenner better lightin' up on Donnie because I don't think he will but up with Georgies craziness like Joe has in the past.
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Forbes Magazine ranks Bill Gates as the richest man in the world with a net worth of $46.5 billion.
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Yes, according to the Forbes 2005 World Billionare List, Warren Buffett is the richest man in the world, with a personal worth of $44 Billion, second only to Bill Gates.
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Yes, he is. In fact, he hit a walk off home run in the 12th inning last night to beat the Braves. He is very highly paid, and he is taking a lot of abuse from NY fans for his lack of production this year. Too bad because he is really an excellent ball player.\n\nI hope this helps.
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Dear fellow Met fan: I hate the Yankees because the BOSS spends oodles of money on players who don't bring him a championship. Back in the day before Steinbrenner got Giambi, ARod, etc; Jeter, Tino Martinez and Paul O'Neill helped bring the Yanks to multiple titles. I guess I don't hate the Yankees all that much, but I seriously dislike them. When the BOSS is out, then I'll give them a little more respect. The same respect I have for guys like Joe Torre.
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wild guess.... when he became rich.
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I think the answer is, if they want him. The Evil Empire has only to speak the name of the player they want, Steinbrenner opens his wallet, and BAM! Instant pinstripes. Between their rich tradition and their near-limitless funds, few players turn down the offer. That's part of why people hate the Yankees.
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Everyone is bringing up steroids; I don't care if he used them or not - he's NOT a Hall of Famer.\n\nHis numbers just aren't there; this is the "Hall of Fame" - not the "Hall of Guys who were fairly good at ONE aspect of a game when there's '5 Tools' behind true greatness."\n\nTo me, Big Mac had TWO "HOF" caliber seasons; 1996 and 1998. The guy played 15 years and all he could muster was ONE season over .300 in which he played over 90 games.\n\n.300 is the mark of a 'good' hitter; not even great. Big Mac has a career average of .263; that's average-to-below-average; Big Mac was a BELOW AVERAGE contact-hitter - playing a position that wasn't at a premium defensively - that almost makes him a liability.\n\n583 - his homerun total - is impressive. Very good. Prodigal; even. As is his 10.6 At Bats per Home Run(good for best all time).\n\nBut his strikeout totals are pretty 'impressive' too; if you like big numbers. He's 23rd all-time(1596). Which doesn't contrast very nicely with the fact that he isn't in the Top 100 for all-time at-bats - I don't know what he ranks in that; only that it's over 1500 less than the guy who is 100th (Bid McPhee, 8291). What I'm getting at: He strikes out too much to be a hall of famer.\n\nSo, he strikes out too much; he doesn't hit for average. He's not even top 5 in home runs - but that's not the worst of it.\n\nHe's a choker. He has a .217 career average in the post-season. His prodigal power becomes timid in the post season; 5 HRs in 129 ABs. That's ONE homerun for every 25.8 at-bats; Which is rather pedestrain. So, Big Mac turns into a Kid's Meal under pressure. Hall of Fame? Pshaw - David Eckstein is more of a HOFer once October rolls around. This is a guy they needed to count on; he was a key part of the batting order; called upon to produce - he didn't.\n\nYou want to enshrine someone who lived and died(judging by his Batting Average and Strike Outs, mostly died) by the Home Run - an overrated statistic, if you ask me - who can't buy a hit in the post season - into the Hall.\n\nNo; just no.
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Hes a top 5 talent offensively probably. theres at least 10 pitchers i would rather have then him.  And he isnt exactly known for being the ultimate team player.  his numbers are outstanding but numbers dont mean everything, look at A-Rod.  yes he is good but not 20 million a year in my opinion.
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