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Originally Posted by nfotiu
There was a time when baseball's system could be categorized as terrible. I think it's pretty decent now though. Most teams are financially healthy and making money. Lots of teams have a shot with good development from within their systems. Teams can keep their star players under team control into their prime. They have a good system of revenue sharing, luxury tax, and player control rules.
The NHL's current system leaves a lot to be desired, and it came with a lot of missed games. It's not a good system if it leads to lockouts with every re-negotiation either. And it is definitely not a fan friendly system by any means.
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I disagree. Larger markets still have a substantial advantage in MLB. As a fan, I honestly don't care if every team is making money or losing money. I just want a competitive playing field....Baseball is not....there are still the haves and the have nots.