2043-2044 Offseason Bonus Funds Tracker and Stadium Dues

[aaronweiner]

I've decided to update this with a new forum every year. This is the 2043-2044 offseason bonus funds tracker. The spreadsheet is also attached. Use the page as a guideline; I will be updating the page but not the spreadsheet.

I will add the stadium fees spreadsheet later. I'm rewriting it.

A list of bonus funds and team names will be listed next to each other in the following message here. Negative bonus funds will have to be accounted for this year. If you have negative bonus funds the money will be taken out of cash on hand, even if your cash on hand is currently negative. Cash will be removed on Opening Day of the following season, in this case Opening Day 2042, as to facilitate offseason transactions. All teams with negative bonus cash are highlighted in red.

Any questions shall be directed to me.

A couple quick highlights:

We haven't had so many zeroes for quite some time in excess cash. If this persists we'll review whether finances are working as intended. Only current negative is Nashville, who might not be there for long since their stadium is no longer outrageous.

Seattle, Calgary, and Chicago entered higher bands this year.

Next year, Atlantic City, Hawaii, Las Vegas, and Valencia will all be paying maximum base stadium fees. Wichita and Boise will have to start paying for their parks next year, as will San Fernando. Mexico City's payment plan will end. Vancouver will be on a higher band.

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Atlantic City 14,524,306
Brooklyn 5,343,142
San Antonio 18,079,785
San Fernando 32,362,237
California 33,950,000
Rockville 38,250,000
Calgary 25,660,000
Chicago 35,150,000
Des Moines 35,000,000
Jacksonville 38,250,000
Hawaii 22,345,721
Long Beach 38,075,000
Louisville 33,177,054
Las Vegas 21,024,891
Madison 36,175,000
Omaha 0
Montreal 10,950,000
New Orleans 32,397,039
Mexico City 35,850,000
Yellow Springs 27,290,059
Seattle 35,012,500
Valencia 13,612,132
Vancouver 33,950,000
Nashville -1,750,000
Charm City 38,250,000
Edmonton 19,585,321
Phoenix 17,755,965
Twin Cities 38,250,000
Wichita 0
Boise 37,765,600
Charlotte 6,901,931
Portland 8,321,920

[niles08]

Montreal doesn't look updated. They built a stadium last year. I only know because I was talking with Herb about it on slack earlier.

viewtopic.php?f=32&t=32297&p=183366#p183366

[aaronweiner]

Montreal doesn't look updated. They built a stadium last year. I only know because I was talking with Herb about it on slack earlier.

viewtopic.php?f=32&t=32297&p=183366#p183366

Checked on this. Montreal's stadium never got finalized.

viewtopic.php?f=32&t=32297&p=182849&hil ... al#p182849

If it did I wasn't informed.

I have also bumped this thread.

However, New Orleans did complete a stadium and that has been updated.

[RonCo]

Just wondering... what do you mean by "so many zeros for extra cash?"

[usnspecialist]

Just wondering... what do you mean by "so many zeros for extra cash?"

guessing maybe those who have maxed out?

[aaronweiner]

Just wondering... what do you mean by "so many zeros for extra cash?"

There were a lot more teams who didn't add any bonus funds.

[RonCo]

Ok.

I don't know if this matters, but I will say that once I've got a bit of bonus cash, my personal goal is to spend all my resources in a season--so my goal is to not add to my bonus cash unless I'm in real need. If others are working in that deliberate fashion, then I'd say the financial system is working well.

[aaronweiner]

Ok.

I don't know if this matters, but I will say that once I've got a bit of bonus cash, my personal goal is to spend all my resources in a season--so my goal is to not add to my bonus cash unless I'm in real need. If others are working in that deliberate fashion, then I'd say the financial system is working well.

Very reasonable. In 2044 there were 16 zeroes. It's been about an average of 10 or 11 over the past few years (after 15 in 2036).

I'm cool with it frankly, but if it happens two years in a row it's worth a look.

[aaronweiner]

Montreal's ballpark:

viewtopic.php?f=32&t=35295&p=197226#p197226

Subtracting $23 million (now 10,950,000). Nine year payment plan ending in 2053 at $3.6 million.

[indiansfan]

I see the bonus funds tracker, is there one that shows where we are on the stadium costs? Thought we had one that showed how old the stadium is and how much it goes up each year, but I can't find it. Just trying to plan when I need to replace.

[aaronweiner]

The old one hasn't changed, but I'm creating a new one. Just look at the 2042-2043 version of this.

[indiansfan]

Thanks

[aaronweiner]

Things done:

Boise -$1M, now 37,765,600

Las Vegas -$5,500,119, now 21,024,891

Charlotte -$7.5M, now 6,901,931

Chicago -$2M, now 35,150,000

Omaha -$24M now $0.

Phoenix -$12,957,299 , now 17,755,965

Louisville - $6,822,946, now 33,177,054

Edmonton -16,914,679, now 19,585,321

YS - 6009941 now 27,290,059