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Originally Posted by Montana Moe
It's going to be interesting to see how these huge signings will influence the next CBA. When one player is making 100+ times the amount of another, that can create some issues.
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Here is part of your answer with a reported Fox/ESPN $70 million/year US TV deal starting in '15 which is 2.5 times the current deal. That should bump up the $3million salary cap significantly.
Hopefully the production quality improves with Fox and the length is more like 4/5 years.
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ESPN and Fox Sports have emerged as the front runners to sign a new rights deal with MLS, according to several sources. The sides are in advanced negotiations that would have MLS double its rights fees to an annual average of $70M per year for at least eight years.
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http://www.sportsbusinessdaily.com/D...Media/MLS.aspx