Blinddemonz

Ok my mistake, I do know they have some sort of cap however.

fazes

I don't know about that considering a-rod is getting 25 million a year and the yankees payroll is through the roof

Blinddemonz

They do have a salary cap they had their version of a lockout like the NHL a couple years ago and never regained the popularity they had once before when they finally went back to the game

fazes

I hate to put this so bluntly, but no. There is not a salary cap in baseball.

http://www.andrewsstarspage.com/12-28cba.htm

http://forums.mlbcenter.com/showthread.php?t=16495

http://www.harrisinteractive.com/har...ex.asp?PID=463

Blinddemonz

As I was informed from an elder person there is a salary cap. I choose to believe him. My mistake if there is not one, but you may believe what you may.

fazes

well, you believe wrong. The evidence is right infront of you

ZachCHartwell

There is no salary cap in baseball. It has been discussed, but not in place. As one MLB Commissioner said, "There will be peace in the Middle East before there is a salary cap in baseball".

JohnnyToronto

iTrader: (2)

There is NO salary cap in baseball.
There is a luxury tax, 2 totally different things.
NBA and the NFL have salary caps.
There will be no hockey this year, as apparently the NHL is going to be rejecting the NHLPA's offer and will be submitting their own offer. Of course their offer will have some sort of cap bull**** in it, so more than likely we will have no NHL season.
Bastards.

Livin - Loud

i really couldn't care anymore this year about a season. 1/2 over anyway.. what's the point. no hype anymore this year! meh..

we'll see what next year brings. let them get settled and hopefully a 2005-2006 season will be a good one.

Livin Loud

Mullen

Football (NFL) has a hard cap its Baseball that has a luxury tax Just ask Steinbrenner [img]graemlins/jawdrop.gif[/img]