2014 MLB Opening Day payrolls

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  • Chrispy
    Needs a hobby
    • Dec 2008
    • 11403

    2014 MLB Opening Day payrolls

    2014 OPENING DAY PAYROLLS

    1. L.A. Dodgers – $235,295,219
    2. N.Y. Yankees – $202,812,506
    3. Philadelphia – $180,052,723
    4. Boston – $162,817,411
    5. Detroit – $162,228,527
    6. L.A. Angels – $155,692,000
    7. San Francisco – $154,185,878
    8. Texas – $136,036,172
    9. Washington – $134,704,437
    10. Toronto – $132,628,700
    11. Arizona – $112,688,666
    12. Cincinnati – $112,390,772
    13. St. Louis – $111,020,360
    14. Atlanta – $110,897,341
    15. Baltimore – $107,406,623
    16. Milwaukee – $103,844,806
    17. Colorado – $95,832,071
    18. Seattle – $92,081,943
    19. Kansas City – $92,034,345
    20. Chicago White Sox – $91,159,254
    21. San Diego – $90,094,196
    22. N.Y. Mets – $89,051,758
    23. Chicago Cubs – $89,007,857
    24. Twins – $85,776,500
    25. Oakland – $83,401,400
    26. Cleveland – $82,534,800
    27. Pittsburgh$78,111,667
    28. Tampa Bay – $77,062,891
    29. Miami – $47,565,400
    30. Houston – $44,544,174

    http://www.gammonsdaily.com/2014-mlb...-day-payrolls/
  • Maynard
    stupid ass titles
    • Feb 2009
    • 17876

    #2
    i want to live in a world where everyone is in the 120-140 range

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    • EmpireWF
      Giants in the Super Bowl
      • Mar 2009
      • 24082

      #3
      Originally posted by Maynard
      i want to live in a world where everyone is in the 120-140 range
      why?


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      • NAHSTE
        Probably owns the site
        • Feb 2009
        • 22233

        #4
        Nice to see a triple digit payroll in Atlanta for once. Shame it's only because our cost-controlled pitching got hurt and we had to splurge last minute, but it's nice to see them stretch the budget in an emergency.

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        • SethMode
          Master of Mysticism
          • Feb 2009
          • 5754

          #5
          3. Philadelphia – $180,052,723

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          • LiquidLarry2GhostWF
            Highwayman
            • Feb 2009
            • 15429

            #6
            Miami and Houston should kill themselves.

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            • EmpireWF
              Giants in the Super Bowl
              • Mar 2009
              • 24082

              #7
              Originally posted by LiquidLarry2GhostWF
              Miami and Houston should kill themselves.
              That pitching in Miami


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              • ThomasTomasz
                • Nov 2024

                #8
                Surprised to see the Marlins and Astros so high

                Originally posted by Maynard
                i want to live in a world where everyone is in the 120-140 range
                I used to run a dynasty league of sorts, where each owner in the league started with an MLB team, 25 man roster and minor leagues included. Salaries were involved, and we had a set "cap." For teams that were over that amount, we had a rule that gradually lowered their "cap" to get to an equal point with everyone. It was pretty interesting to see how people made moves around that stipulation.

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                • Golden Taters
                  RIP West
                  • Jul 2009
                  • 6640

                  #9
                  $47mil is too high for Florida, they'll be down below $20mil again after their annual fire sale.

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                  • EmpireWF
                    Giants in the Super Bowl
                    • Mar 2009
                    • 24082

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Moist
                    $47mil is too high for Florida, they'll be down below $20mil again after their annual fire sale.
                    So that's another World Series in the near future then...


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