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Miami Marlins 2016 Offseason Discussion Thread
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Its really crazy that a business man as successful as Loria has not realized this many years into his ownership that the money being spent the correct way and in the right places early will pay dividends later. For example, the fact that he hasnt realized that if he invests in international talent or the draft at a young age it will pay dividends in the future when they pan out and you get a great talent at low cost for 5-6 years until they are free agents, or that when they have to fill a hole in the future, they have people in the system that are really talented that can come in and fill a hole rather than going out and spending 10 million a year on a guy like Volquez or a guy like Chen for 15 million a year.
He still does not realize that having cost controlled talent, even if you have to spend money to sign or draft them at 16 or 18, it will pay off in the long run when you arent over paying for established MLB players who are free agents. Or, in a separate area, if you spend money on scouting in international free agency or the draft, it will pay off in higher attendance and better teams and possible playoff games and more overall franchise excitement and value.
Now, obviously he doesnt care and it is too late for him to even start doing this considering he is going to sell the team in the next year, but i just dont get how a successful businessman can be so terrible at running this business, or why he even likes having this team considering the way he runs the franchise.
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Originally posted by emkayseven View PostHe's great at running the business. He makes money hand over fist.
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