I feel the want/need to say this one more time in this way The idea that big free agents will suddenly flock to small markets just because of a salary floor and cap is an interesting theory. It’s also wrong. Pittsburgh will still be Pittsburgh. Cleveland will still be Cleveland. And so on. Last time I said this some Pittsburgh people flipped out. A lot. See my comments if you wanna read it. Pretty nuts honestly. I liked Franco Harris & Troy Polamalu too! A fairly well known Pittsburgh sports writer even went all Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce mode in my comments. I’m sure Pitt is a nice town. I’ve never been. I look forward to seeing their stadium, it looks spectacular. Listen, San Francisco has tried hard, and failed, to attract some very high profile Free Agents here recently too. For clear and obvious reasons, some people who have options will find better options than working in San Francisco. This isn’t Fantasy Baseball or MLB The Show. Players should have more ability to get what the market will bear and play where they want. It’s a game A league It’s competitive Ownership groups negotiated and won the right to compete To join the league That’s not a ticket to win once every 30 years That’s an opportunity to compete So compete Business is competitive That’s a good thing Winners compete Losers cry about the rules That’s it for now

Tell me why we make the players salaries public but not the team revenues? Seems pretty clear and obvious too me Make the MLB owners open their books publicly! No cap unless they do