Salary Cap in Major League Baseball                In order to
keep a competitive league all year long, all teams must be in
contention for making the playoffs. In order to ensure that
every team has an equal chance of building a successful team,
each team should be able to spend the same amount of money.
Right now in the MLB, there is no salary cap. This provides an
unfair advantage for big market teams such as the New York
Yankees, Boston Red Sox, and other rich teams. In order to
maintain a competitive league throughout the entire 162 game
season, a salary cap must be instituted in the MLB. Although
there are many views and counterarguments to this, the reasons
for having a salary cap overwhelm the reasons to not have one.
1.  Myth: The most common argument to not have a salary cap is
that in the MLB, there is a luxury tax on teams that spend the
most money. The amount taxed is evenly distributed among all of
the other teams, making up for the excess money that teams
spend.    Fact: This may be true; howe