The economic realities for smaller market clubs with crap TV deals are real. The big clubs with big TV deals are fine.
The Rockies TV deal brings in 40 to 50 mil. At 50 that's 14.5 for 48 games. 10 of that is eaten up by the draft. 15 is eaten up by player pension and benefits. Salary is 43.5 mil for 48 games. There's still executive pay, paying scouts, paying minor leaguers if they do the right thing, paying hotels, flights, meals, paying for testing for Covid. Let's call it 15 mil.
They will get some revenue from 50% revenue sharing and they get 30 mil from playoffs. However if a second wave hits and playoffs are a no go they are screwed.
2 things can solve the plight of the small market clubs. Players take less salary. Secondly, the owners 50% revenue sharing(which is just for this season) seemed like a massive step when I initially read it, but owners have to do more. Move revenue sharing to 75% or 100% just for this season for the good of the league.