When the time comes to talk about the financial aspect of things, there are a lot of questions about the position of the Blue Jays of Toronto compared to the other teams in terms of value.
Part of the answer may be in Michael Ozanian's list of CNBC Regarding the value of major baseball training, he who took into account income, profits before deductions and percentage debt rates.
And with regard to Toronto, the Canadian training ranks in the rank number fourteen in this chapter in the league with a value of $ 2.2 billion, the MLB average being 2.62 billion dollars in this study.
Blue jays have achieved a turnover of $ 386 million and have a debt rate of 0 %. However, a negative figure of eight million dollars in the profits column before deductions is not very bright.
All figures, with the exception of only one, are therefore positive, but it is obvious that a negative rate for gains before deductions is not a solid position, especially if we consider the future. This is a good thing that the debt is not the reason, but anyway, being one of the three teams of the entire Manfred circuit with a negative rate in this category is not very auspicious.
Fortunately, Jays' ability to generate income is around the league average, or even slightly above, so they are able to support losses for a short period and thus lay solid bases for the future.
The ideal would be for this figure to become positive at the latest in 2026, which would allow the team to use a larger part of its income on the ground and not to cover the losses.
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