mlbtraderumors.com - 10/2/2008
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A few hot stove notes from ESPN's Buster Olney ...
Olney heard the Yankees' 2009 payroll will be in the $180MM range, down $29MM or so from this year.
The Yankees didn't need to negotiate dollars with Brian Cashman...it was just a matter of whether he wanted to come back.
Olney can see ...
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Olney: Yanks to have lower payroll
Scott Proctor's Arm - A New York Yankees Blog —
... (via MLB Trade Rumors) says that he heard the Yankees' payroll will be around $180 million next season. That would be a decrease of almost $30 million if true. ...
Olney Hears: Yanks Payroll to Be in $180 Million Dollar Range
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... that he's heard that the Yankees payroll will down to the $180 million dollar range in 2009. This would be a drop of about $29 million, according to MLB Trade Rumors . The team has around $75 million in veteran salary coming off of the books, thanks to expiring contracts. Via ...
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