New York Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner may support a salary cap proposal as long as it contains a provision mandating minimum payrolls. “I have been on the record already saying that I would consider supporting a cap depending on what the cap is and contingent on the fact that there’s also a

"I have been on the record already saying that I would consider supporting a cap depending on what the cap is and contingent on the fact that there's also a floor so the clubs that I feel aren't spending enough money on payroll to improve their team would have to spend more,

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Hal Steinbrenner continues to push back on the idea that the Yankees must spend over $300 million to win a championship. The team’s managing partner insists payroll alone doesn’t dictate success, even as the Yankees currently sit around $307 million in total salary liabilities.