The Devil Rays ROI in the 2006 is $107 million. So far.

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The Devil Rays ROI in the 2006 is $107 million. So far.

posted by adarowski, Apr 05, 2011

Our very own J.D. Sussman posted some 2006 draft research over at Bullpen Banter. What I like about this is it factors in draft bonuses the team spent, giving a true return on investment. Awesome work. Evan Longoria. The gift that keeps on giving.

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