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MLB Watchability Rankings: A Guide to Help You Decide Which Teams to Check Out This Season

How many of the 30 clubs are actually worth watching? Here is where each one stands on the fun index.

Sports Illustrated

One Big Question for Every National League Team

Has Philadelphia finally fixed its bullpen? Is Christian Yelich’s MVP form a thing of the past? See what each NL team must confront this season.

Sports Illustrated

Matthew Roberson: Let’s kill the idea of the ‘overpaid’ baseball player

A prevailing mantra at the end of a baseball offseason — both from fans and front offices — is that a certain player has been “overpaid” or was undesirable at a certain price point.

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Phillies and Nick Castellanos agree to $100 million deal, as John Middleton clears the luxury-tax threshold

CLEARWATER, Fla. — Move over, Steve Cohen. There’s another big spender in the National League East.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Mets Owner Steve Cohen Comments on ‘Cohen Tax’

The billionaire owner of the Mets is unfazed by the league’s new surcharge.

Sports Illustrated

Even With ‘Steve Cohen Tax,’ Mets Leaders Are Grateful to Be Back

After drawn-out labor negotiations, Max Scherzer, Francisco Lindor and Brandon Nimmo welcome the start of spring training.

Sports Illustrated

How the newest CBA impacts the Mets on luxury tax

Mets fans can breathe a sigh of relief, because the new competitive balance tax seems like the best-case scenario for the Amazin’s billionaire owner.

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Stock Picks That Billionaires Love

Billionaire investors are scooping up beaten-down blue chips when they're on sale.

Kiplinger

Deesha Thosar: MLB’s proposed luxury tax is designed to punish the Mets

NEW YORK — The luxury tax, or Major League Baseball’s well-disguised salary cap, is being designed by owners to punish Steve Cohen and the Mets.

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