MLB: The continued rise of salaries & ticket prices
Reflecting the ongoing surge in professional sports revenues, the average Major League Baseball salary rose again this year to $2.3 million. So which pro sport spends the most on its athletes? Read on to see why it's all a matter of perspective.| Comments on article "MLB: The continued rise of salaries & ticket prices" | |||||||||||||||
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