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The attached spreadsheet contains media revenue (local and national), payroll and winning percentage data from Major League Baseball. What kinds of relationships can you find? In particular, do teams with more media revenue have higher payrolls? What's the ratio between the highest media revenue teams and the lowest media revenue teams? What percentage of media revenue is local vs national? What percent of payroll do media revenues cover for most (or average) teams? Based on this data - draw some conclusions about competitive balance, TV money, player salaries and prospects for teams in the upper and lower ranges. (Note: the data is from 2015 but still pretty relevant to the situation today.) The attached spreadsheet contains media revenue (local and national), payroll and winning percentage data from Major League Baseball. What kinds of relationships can you find? In particular, do teams with more media revenue have higher payrolls? What's the ratio between the highest media revenue teams and the lowest media revenue teams? What percentage of media revenue is local vs national? What percent of payroll do media revenues cover for most (or average) teams? Based on this data - draw some conclusions about competitive balance, TV money, player salaries and prospects for teams in the upper and lower ranges. (Note: the data is from 2015 but still pretty relevant to the situation today.)