Quote (DrxDrO @ Thu, Apr 30 2009, 05:41pm)
# New York Yankees $ 201,449,189
# New York Mets $ 149,373,987
# Chicago Cubs $ 134,809,000
# Boston Red Sox $ 121,745,999
# Detroit Tigers $ 115,085,145
# Los Angeles Angels $ 113,709,000
# Philadelphia Phillies $ 113,004,046
# Houston Astros $ 102,996,414
# Los Angeles Dodgers $ 100,414,592
# Seattle Mariners $ 98,904,166
# Atlanta Braves $ 96,726,166
# Chicago White Sox $ 96,068,500
# San Francisco Giants $ 82,616,450
# Cleveland Indians $ 81,579,166
# Toronto Blue Jays $ 80,538,300
# Milwaukee Brewers $ 80,182,502
# St. Louis Cardinals $ 77,605,109
# Colorado Rockies $ 75,201,000
# Cincinnati Reds $ 73,558,500
# Arizona Diamondbacks $ 73,516,666
# Kansas City Royals $ 70,519,333
# Texas Rangers $ 68,178,798
# Baltimore Orioles $ 67,101,666
# Minnesota Twins $ 65,299,266
# Tampa Bay Rays $ 63,313,034
# Oakland Athletics $ 62,310,000
# Washington Nationals $ 60,328,000
# Pittsburgh Pirates $ 48,693,000
# San Diego Padres $ 43,734,200
# Florida Marlins $ 36,834,000
Thanks for that. Is that this year or last year?
Either way, it doesn't matter, it's still greater than Toronto's. Since we're Canadian after all, 'poor, stupid and live in igloos'
More Cub love than Sox love it seems.