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Even the Good Teams Are Guilty of Cap Foibles

Submitted by R. Hernandez, Jul 17, 2007 17:42

"The luxury tax is designed to prevent teams from spending their way to a title, and the Knicks are a perfect case study in the tax's effectiveness in that regard. " You have to be joking. The luxury tax has had nothing to do with the Knicks not getting a title. They ignore the tax, so how can it have any effectiveness? They're just incompetent.

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