That may be the case, but they're going to pushing into the tax here pretty soon. Many of the guys involved in the deal are pretty terrible players at this point making a ton of money. They have 135 million locked up in payroll next season already without those guys and they have 76 million in 2014. Those four players in the Boston deal add 60 million. So without the ability to add anything for next season or resign any free agenst they have 195 million in payroll in 2013 and 125 million in 2014. They are going to be spending more than the Yankees at the rate they are going.
