In most cases, the owners state their desire for at least one of two proposed solutions: a salary cap and/or better revenue sharing. As it turns out, agent Scott Boras has an idea for a measurement of his own to combat what plague's MLB's business: a metric tracking how much of each team's revenue is being used on their roster.

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"When we look at the number of teams that spend 50% [of their revenue], you would think a lot," Boras said on Foul Territory. "No, it's a very small number. ... The Yankees spend 40%, they used to spend 55%.