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The World Series of the have-nots is here. But baseball’s money problem isn’t going away

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 3h ago

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Baseball’s two best regular-season teams are also among its lowest spenders. But their unlikely World Series comes with a warning about the sport’s future

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