$$$$World series| real story$$$$$
$$$$World series| real story$$$$$
NEW YORK (AP) -- Payrolls and average salaries for the opening day rosters of the 30 major league teams. Figures were obtained by The Associated Press from management and player sources and include salaries and pro-rated shares of signing bonuses and other guaranteed income. For some players, parts of deferred signing bonuses and salaries are discounted to reflect present-day values. Cash transactions among the clubs are not included.
Team Payroll Average
Yankees $195,229,045 $6,732,036
Red Sox 143,526,214 5,125,936
Mets 117,915,819 3,930,527
White Sox 109,680,167 4,218,468
Angels 109,251,333 3,641,711
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Dodgers 108,704,524 3,748,432
Mariners 106,516,833 3,945,068
Cubs 99,937,000 3,701,370
Tigers 95,180,369 3,172,679
Orioles 95,107,807 3,396,707
Giants 90,469,056 3,479,579
Cardinals 90,286,823 3,224,529
Braves 89,492,685 3,196,167
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Phillies 89,368,214 3,081,663
Astros 87,759,500 3,250,352
Athletics 79,938,369 2,854,942
Blue Jays 79,925,600 2,960,207
Brewers 71,986,500 2,666,167
Twins 71,439,500 2,551,411
Reds 69,154,980 2,161,093
Rangers 68,818,675 2,457,810
Royals 67,366,500 2,173,113
Indians 61,673,267 2,126,664
Padres 58,235,567 2,239,829
[color=#0000BF]Rockies 54,424,000 2,015,704[/color]
D-backs 52,067,546 1,859,555
Pirates 38,604,500 1,429,796
Nationals 37,347,500 1,287,845
Marlins 30,507,000 984,097
Devil Rays 24,124,200 893,489
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Team Payroll Average
Yankees $195,229,045 $6,732,036
Red Sox 143,526,214 5,125,936
Mets 117,915,819 3,930,527
White Sox 109,680,167 4,218,468
Angels 109,251,333 3,641,711
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Dodgers 108,704,524 3,748,432
Mariners 106,516,833 3,945,068
Cubs 99,937,000 3,701,370
Tigers 95,180,369 3,172,679
Orioles 95,107,807 3,396,707
Giants 90,469,056 3,479,579
Cardinals 90,286,823 3,224,529
Braves 89,492,685 3,196,167
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Phillies 89,368,214 3,081,663
Astros 87,759,500 3,250,352
Athletics 79,938,369 2,854,942
Blue Jays 79,925,600 2,960,207
Brewers 71,986,500 2,666,167
Twins 71,439,500 2,551,411
Reds 69,154,980 2,161,093
Rangers 68,818,675 2,457,810
Royals 67,366,500 2,173,113
Indians 61,673,267 2,126,664
Padres 58,235,567 2,239,829
[color=#0000BF]Rockies 54,424,000 2,015,704[/color]
D-backs 52,067,546 1,859,555
Pirates 38,604,500 1,429,796
Nationals 37,347,500 1,287,845
Marlins 30,507,000 984,097
Devil Rays 24,124,200 893,489
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Last edited by D-nice on September 20th, 2011, 12:33 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: $$$$World series| real story$$$$$
WOW!!! what a great accomplishment!!!! the Red Sux beat a team with a payroll 100 million less.