Yankees offer Sabathia 137.5 over 6 years

[Sutterkane]

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edit: it's actually over that, they aren't disclosing the amount.

 

[Dawg725]

but that is just ridiculous.

 

[Optimus Prime 4]

what the other teams do.

 

[hatfieldms]

I agree that baseball needs a salary cap, but there are should also be a minimum that teams should have to spend. Teams like the yankees, Red Sox, cubs, mets, etc.. all are having to pay a luxury tax for over spending to other teams. many of these cheap *** owners are pocketing that money instead of putting it back towards the franchise. I think the money given to the smaller teams should definitely have to be spent on players.

Supposedly the Brewers are set to offer 5/100 mil and I will be curious what other offers he gets

 

[ChazReinhold]

have $80 million coming off the books this year. Getting CC won't be the last of their signings.

I think teams like The Rays and Marlins, a few years ago, have proved that spending big time money doesn't always equal Championships.