Archived MG's SHOW ME THE MONEY THREAD

This is according to the test league on OOTP, I will update when we start.​

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BIGGEST BUYERS 2012 (most money available):​

CeeGee Angels: $28 million free​

BobJr Rangers: $21.6 million free​

Mets: $19.3 million free​

sdid22 Giants: $19.3 million free​

White Sox: $18.9 million free​

Mariners: $18.6 million free​

HAL9100 Cardinals: $18.5 million free​

Cubs: $17.8 million free​

Brewers: $17.5 million free​

G_T_G Blue Jays: $17.1 million free​

Emmdotfrisk A's: $16.5 million free​

Phillies: $15.5 million free​

KnightNoles Reds: $14.8 million free​

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IN THE MIDDLE:​

BigSmooth33 Tigers: $8.2 million free​

Yankees: $7.8 million free​

cp0990 Royals: $6 million free​

Nationals: $5.7 million free​

ryty32 Indians: $5.1 million free​

@ca Twins: $5.1 million free​

cadepetty247 Orioles: $4.8 million free​

Dbacks: $4.7 million free​

Red Sox: $4.6 million free​

pitt4life21 Pirates: $4.5 million free​

NDCOLTS1979 Braves: $4.5 million free​

Blackattack87 Rays: $4.4 million free​

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BROKE:​

County5 Rockies: $3.8 million free​

Astros: $3.8 million free​

MoonBBad Dodgers: $3.6 million free​

soxandgators Marlins: $3.2 million free​

Padres: $2.6 million free​

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how in the FUCK do the Angels have 28 mil..geez

Just to clarify, the 28 million for the Angels is for FREE AGENTS because it adds whats within the budget + cash the owner has to spend.

In other words, these only work for free agency and NOT for trades. In trades, you can only trade with what is within your budget.

For instance:

Cubs have 7 million in budget + 10 million in cash

I can only take on up to 7 million in a trade, but if I were to sign someone I can go up to 17 million.

Makes sense?

You have a good team so you don't need too much cash!

agreed, the angels and rangers having that much cash seems off to me as well. would love some sort of outside source that confirms all these numbers are correct.