1. Yankees -- $1.306 billion2. Mets -- $824 million
3. Red Sox -- $816 million
4. Dodgers -- $694 million
5. Cubs -- $642 million
6. Angels -- $500 million
7. Braves -- $497 million
8. Giants -- $494 million
9. Cardinals -- $484 million
10. Phillies -- $481 million
Forbes suggested the Phillies' value rose 5% from 2007, and that the franchise turned a $14.3 million profit last year on revenue of $192 million.
6 comments:
I'm sorry to hear that Rollins lost an uncle (and has to attend the funeral), but for crying out loud, Brett Favre played a game the day after his Dad died. Looks like Rollins is reverting back to his rapper days. All about Jimmy, nothing about the team.
Another one bites the dust.
Andy, are you serious? Rollins is hurt anyway and wouldn't be able to start. Didn't you notice that heavy limp after being lifted for a pinch runner last night?
It's so much about Jimmy that he's opting to stay off the DL so he can at least come in and contribute as a pinch hitter. Yeah, real selfish.
Zach, I've faked a limp to board a plane before the rest of the cattle. So it's not hard to do. I'd rather bat than play the field also. He's probably due a vacation anyway.
Excuse me Andy although baseball is his job there are more important things then baseball. There is also 162 baseball games, while 16 NFL games. Give me a break, like Zach said he has chosen not to go on the DL so he can contribute in any way.
Words are cheap.
So are you, you little punk.
Ooh, God, Rollins wasn't in one game. Man, Andy, this is horrible news.
Shut up, you little twerp, and stop complainging over dumb things.
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