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MLB's Top 25 Most Overpaid Players

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By Joel Reuter Verified
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Paying a player top dollar is no guarantee that he's going to produce at the level that earned him that payday in the first place, and this season more than ever that seems like a theme across baseball. With a salary north of $50 million and a 93 OPS+ on the year, Kyle Tucker is the most glaring example this season, but he is far from baseball's only massively overpaid player.
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MLB's top 25 most overpaid players

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By Joel Reuter Verified
| MSN Verified
Paying a player top dollar is no guarantee that he's going to produce at the level that earned him that payday in the first place, and this season more than ever that seems like a theme across baseball. With a salary north of $50 million and a 93 OPS+ on the year, Kyle Tucker is the most glaring example this season, but he is far from baseball's only massively overpaid player.
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Ranking the most valuable sports cards of the 1990s

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By Joel Reuter Verified
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Sports card collecting in the 1990s has often become associated with an era of mass overproduction, affectionately known as the Junk Wax Era. While a lack of value due to sheer print volume is true of many products from that era, the decade did provide a few high-value exceptions, especially on the basketball card side.
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