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Wednesday, March 03, 2010

Something you wanted to know about revenue sharing but were afraid to ask

By Tangotiger, 10:45 AM

Maury Brown gives it to us.

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• Sabermetrics • Finances

#1 bowie (see all posts) 2010/03/03 (Wed) @ 16:14

Wow, I did not know that most of the luxury tax funds were distributed directly to the players. That seems like a workable system, or at least more workable than any previous arrangement. The question is, How is it distributed? Anybody know? Brown doesn’t explain.

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