Time to shake off last night! The Royals have been relentless throughout this season, beating expectations time and again. Tonight the boys in blue are going to take Game 4 and send this series back to New York. Fans at the K be LOUD! These opportunities don't happen every year, or even every decade. Enjoy it!
Go Royals!
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Since the New York Yankees' last World Series win in 2009, their collective payrolls and accumulated totals have been as follows:
Yearly Payrolls
2010: $215.1 million
2011: $196.9 million
2012: $229.7 million
2013: $228.0 million
2014: $203.1 million
2015: $199.9 million
2016: $200.0 million
2017: $198.7 million
2018: $164.4 million
2019: $203.9 million
2020: $243.8 million
2021: $211.5 million
2022: $259.5 million
2023: $292.0 million
2024: $325.0 million
The accumulated payroll for the New York Yankees since their last World Series win in 2009 is $3,371.5 billion.
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Since the Kansas City Royals' last World Series win in 2015, their payroll salaries have been as follows:
Yearly Payrolls
2016: $128,892,314
2017: $152,148,299
2018: $114,779,170
2019: $105,816,031
2020: $105,316,895
2021: $157,407,477
2022: $97,303,989
2023: $119,930,000
2024: $120,351,954
The accumulated payroll for the Kansas City Royals since their last World Series win in 2015 is approximately $1,101,945,129.
Nearly precisely 3x the Yankees. Nice DJJasonp
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Originally Posted by srvy:
Was the wind really blowing in that hard? I have been out a lot today and didn't really notice the wind being too strong. Do I trust Costas and if so we missed two homers tonight?
They ran on Salvy he must have been worn down. I think I'd played Freddy at the plate and DH'ed Sal or put him at 1st. Vinny I believe was rushed back.
Really need a little more pop in the lineup. MJ needs to be replaced in LF and Isbel is good glove but just not much offense. Old man Pham was pretty good but really not a guy you bring back.
Q as a manager I appreciate the job he did but damn pull these guys that cant find the plate. To keep pitching to Stanton lost this series for you. There were plenty of opportunities to pitch around him. Hope he learns from this.
No, the wind was very light.
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Originally Posted by teedubya:
Since the Kansas City Royals' last World Series win in 2015, their payroll salaries have been as follows:
Yearly Payrolls
2016: $128,892,314
2017: $152,148,299
2018: $114,779,170
2019: $105,816,031
2020: $105,316,895
2021: $157,407,477
2022: $97,303,989
2023: $119,930,000
2024: $120,351,954
The accumulated payroll for the Kansas City Royals since their last World Series win in 2015 is approximately $1,101,945,129.
Nearly precisely 3x the Yankees. Nice DJJasonp
Now compile revenue and compare payroll as a percentage.
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