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Originally Posted by Ksyrup
But the alternative isn't very realistic, either, with the Yankees winning 60% of the World Series. I can understand it bringing them down by taking away a significant advantage, but I'm not sure I understand why equalizing cities would make them (or any other team) any more likely to lose 120+ games than without equalized cities.
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I think with the equalize cities on it forces the Yankees to make some drastic changes to their roster to deal with less revenue. Therefore, they are forced to release or trade most of their star players and perhaps cut their scouting budget as well. It is the equivalent of being in salary cap hell in football. This creates a horrible team on the field as they adjust.
Todd