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*”The Atlanta Braves, MLB’s only publicly traded team, are grappling with a $19 million tax challenge tied to player salaries—a hurdle that could reshape their financial strategy. Unlike private franchises, the Braves face losing key deductions for stars like Matt Olson and Ronald Acuña Jr., sparking concerns about roster flexibility and future signings. This clash of sports and tax policy may set a precedent for how public sports franchises navigate financial regulations.”*
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