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I don’t know why anyone should be surprised that the O’s were 4th in operating profit. They also were very high last year on this list. That’s what a rock-bottom payroll will do for you. Of course, we know that MLB has disavowed the accuracy of Forbes’ numbers. As to the question about MASN’s profits, you can’t really know, because nobody knows what rights fees will be set for 2022; they’re still litigating the rights fees for 2012-16, for God’s sake. When the arbitrators set the rights fees for that period, they did so on the basis that it would leave roughly $16 mm/yr in profit for MASN on about $200 mm in revenues. Most of that profit goes to the Orioles, but not all of it (assuming it’s distributed at all). The Orioles’ ownership of MASN is shrinking by 1% per year, and is now at 76% for 2023. It will continue shrinking until it reaches 67% in 2032. -
And if they didn't last year, it could be a byproduct of the lockout. The first week of the season was postponed and the schedule picked up a week into the original schedule. So last year the Orioles "home opener" was a Monday with Milwaukee with no off day the next day, but that was only because it was not going to be the home opener on the original schedule. Same could be true of any team that didn't have the off day in 2022; you'd have to find a copy of the original pre-lockout schedule to see if they were supposed to. -
By Can_of_corn · Posted
I don't think he has any other sources of income so anything he's spent money on. I'm not going to go digging into how much he's spending on the wife's music career or houses/cars. -
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By Can_of_corn · Posted
I'm using stevetheump because I have to use something and I have no idea which is most accurate. No agenda at all, if someone has better data, share it. http://www.stevetheump.com/Payrolls.htm#2016_payroll 2014-15th, 2015-17th, 2016-15th, 2017-10th, 2018-14th Those are opening day payrolls, obviously the O's ended up jettisoning a lot of that 2018 payroll. -
I am in fact wrong. Went back and checked the Yankees schedule over the past 10 years. They have made use of that make up day several times in just the past 5 years alone.
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By RarityFlaherty · Posted
Yeah, but most of what we’ve seen so far hasn’t been about us being competitive at the major league level. This is really the first offseason where we are trying to be competitive. I’d say thats’s way too small a sample to accurately judge the current regime by.
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