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12/24/2008 04:46:15 PM · #26 |
I'll throw a rant in for that one, It bumped CC to # 2 which now the Brewers wont get that first rounder.
Other than that, I am not at all bothered by it.
Originally posted by yanko:
I can't believe nobody has ranted against the Yankees for signing Mark Teixeira yesterday. What a sad day in little beantown... |
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12/24/2008 05:31:28 PM · #27 |
Originally posted by pamelasue:
Originally posted by Dirt_Diver:
Originally posted by pamelasue:
Originally posted by Dirt_Diver:
If you do the math it comes out to:
$23 Million per year
$657k per game.
$91k per inning
He's a good pitcher but damn not that good. I don't think pro athletes should make this much money.
Link to page. |
I didn't check your math cause I'm sure that it's spot on, but I do have a question ... are your 'per game' and 'per inning' figures taking into account games/innings he'll actually pitch in? Or do those figures include all Yankees games/innings over the entire season? So, theoretically, he'll be making $657k for sitting in the bull pen doing absolutely nothing? |
I didn't do the actual math I just copied it from what I saw on the TV. I don't know what they did to figure it out. |
interesting ... I may have to take on that 'math' challenge myself, just out of total curiosity! I think it's really sad that they pay athletes that kind of money when normal, hard working folks struggle to take their families to a game ... the salaries raise ticket prices, concession prices and parking prices ... |
$23 million a year = approximately $142,000 per game on a 162-game season...
R.
ETA: I just got an e-mail from a member telling me how clueless I was, that he's a PITCHER and they don't play 162 games a year.
To which I respond, "EXACTLY, Einstein! If he played 162 games a year he'd make 142k per game. Which means, in response to the question above (were the figures for all games, or just ones pitched in?) that the quoted per-game figures are for per game pitched, based on estimated number of games over the course of the season."
I just did the math to figure it out, see...? (all in good fun of course...)
Message edited by author 2008-12-24 20:50:04.
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12/24/2008 10:21:44 PM · #28 |
Here is some more for ya...
Is Manny Ramirez set to become a Yankee?
Posted by Anthony Stalter (12/22/2008 @ 10:10 am)
Manny Ramirez A Dominican site called Impactodeportivo.com.do is reporting that Manny Ramirez is set to sign a three-year, $75 million contract with the New York Yankees soon.
site
HAHAHAHAHAHA BOSTON SUCKSSSSSSSSS |
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12/25/2008 01:45:34 AM · #29 |
A little math based on his 2008 season
Yearly Salary $23,000,000
Per Game $657,143
Per Inning Pitched $90,909
Per Pitch $3,010
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12/25/2008 04:03:06 AM · #30 |
Originally posted by SDW:
A little math based on his 2008 season
Yearly Salary $23,000,000
Per Game $657,143
Per Inning Pitched $90,909
Per Pitch $3,010
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As a Yankee fan the money doesn't shock me. This does:
Playoff Stats for CC Sabathia:
W-L: 2-3
ERA: 7.92!!!!
Baserunners allowed per 9 innings: 19.8!!!!!!
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12/25/2008 08:23:31 AM · #31 |
At least now I have a few more reasons to 'hate' the yanks.
Oakland's 2008 payroll. <50 mil
Yankees >200mil
Both missed the playoffs.
Here's a Christmas toast to overpriced free agents who flame out in a Yankee's uniform. |
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12/25/2008 09:49:49 AM · #32 |
Originally posted by mpeters:
At least now I have a few more reasons to 'hate' the yanks.
Oakland's 2008 payroll. <50 mil
Yankees >200mil
Both missed the playoffs.
Here's a Christmas toast to overpriced free agents who flame out in a Yankee's uniform. |
The Yanks are not afraid to pay and reinvest in their team , Unlike the A's who take their profits and put it in their pockets and also take revenue share and pocket that too
Why did you buy a 5d instead of a Rebel ? Don't they both take photo's Merry Christmas
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