※ 引述《searoar (暗坑大豆)》之铭言： : http://triblive.com/sports/pirates/4867077-74/pirates-million-season : 今年团队薪资大约75M，明年预计会大幅增加 "by a significant margin" : Rob Biertempfel 算是非常可靠的消息来源 : 票价增加＋票房成长＋分到全国转播的钱 ＝ 薪资 UP http://www.kansascity.com/2014/02/14/4823591/royals-break-even-claim-is-plausible.html 传说中的每队每年多25M的新全国转播电视合约 在冬天过去~春天已经来临~大家发现掏钱出来的球队并不多之时~~~ 这25M可能只是逐年增加统计的平均值 The answer might surprise you. The first thing to talk about here is the new national television contracts that kick in this season. You hear a lot about this $25 million figure. That’s the number being thrown around locally and nationally — we’ve used it here — as the per-team increase from last year to this year. But some phone calls around baseball show the number to be misleading. Most relevantly, there is no $25 million-per-team jump in revenues from 2013 to 2014. That figure (which doesn’t account for a share that MLB takes) comes from the average of the new contract compared to the average of the old contract. But the old deal increased every year, just like the new deal is scheduled to. The highest total of the old contract was last year, and the lowest total of the new contract is this year, so the raw increase from last year to this year is thought to be more like $5 million to $10 million, before MLB takes its share. “The $25 million is a made-up number,” says Kurt Badenhausen, senior editor for Forbes Sports. “The $25 million doesn’t mean anything if you’re comparing ’13 to ’14.” 还是没钱 T__T --

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