You guys pay your baseball players much more than 250,000 USD just to be less than mediocre in your own country... high losses, many walks, high ERA, and etc.
These players would be marginally better in Japan or Korea, or Mexico than many (not all, not a majority) are in the American MLB. So 250K is not the end of the world... it is a start.
When you get an athlete in Athletics who runs 3.48/3.30 and is a world-player, he can increase the stakes, and help make athletics a viable means of earning salary and bonus.
If a (named) athlete makes 250K USD, and is near the top of the US food chain, give that athlete a chance to convert that talent and opportunity on the world stage.
These players would be marginally better in Japan or Korea, or Mexico than many (not all, not a majority) are in the American MLB. So 250K is not the end of the world... it is a start.
When you get an athlete in Athletics who runs 3.48/3.30 and is a world-player, he can increase the stakes, and help make athletics a viable means of earning salary and bonus.
If a (named) athlete makes 250K USD, and is near the top of the US food chain, give that athlete a chance to convert that talent and opportunity on the world stage.
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