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  • kenny
    Confirmed User
    • Mar 2002
    • 7245

    #1

    MLB team payrolls

    You can almost determind the playoff picture before the first pitch it thrown.


    New York Yankees $ 184,193,950
    Boston Red Sox $ 127,298,500
    Anaheim Angels $ 100,534,667
    New York Mets $ 96,660,970
    Philadelphia Phillies $ 93,219,167
    Los Angeles Dodgers $ 92,902,001
    Chicago Cubs $ 90,560,000
    Atlanta Braves $ 90,182,500
    St. Louis Cardinals $ 83,228,333
    San Francisco Giants $ 82,019,166
    Seattle Mariners $ 81,515,834
    Houston Astros $ 75,397,000
    Arizona Diamondbacks $69,780,750
    Colorado Rockies $ 65,445,167
    Chicago White Sox $ 65,212,500
    Oakland Athletics $ 59,425,667
    San Diego Padres $ 55,384,833
    Texas Rangers $ 55,050,417
    Minnesota Twins $ 53,585,000
    Baltimore Orioles $ 51,623,333
    Toronto Blue Jays $ 50,017,000
    Kansas City Royals $ 47,609,000
    Detroit Tigers $ 46,832,000
    Cincinnati Reds $ 46,615,250
    Florida Marlins $ 42,143,042
    Montreal Expos $ 41,197,500
    Cleveland Indians $ 34,319,300
    Pittsburgh Pirates $ 32,227,929
    Tampa Bay Devil Rays $ 29,556,667
    Milwaukee Brewers $ 27,528,500


    http://asp.usatoday.com/sports/baseb...aspx?year=2004
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  • Mike AI
    Confirmed User
    • Jan 2001
    • 3624

    #2
    Devil Rays are on one hell of a hot streak..... past month has been amazing!


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    • kenny
      Confirmed User
      • Mar 2002
      • 7245

      #3
      Look at this Yankee payroll. A bunch of All Stars. One of these players can account for half the payroll of certain other teams.

      For example how exactly are the brewers suppose to compete?


      Brown, Kevin $ 15,714,286 Pitcher
      Cairo, Miguel $ 900,000 Second Baseman
      Clark, Tony $ 750,000 First Baseman
      Contreras, Jose $ 8,500,000 Pitcher
      Crosby , Bubba $ 301,400 Outfielder
      De Paula , Jorge $ 302,550 Pitcher
      Flaherty, John $ 775,000 Catcher
      Giambi, Jason $ 12,428,571 First Baseman
      Gordon, Tom $ 3,500,000 Pitcher
      Heredia, Felix $ 1,800,000 Pitcher
      Hernandez, Orlando $ 500,000 Pitcher
      Jeter, Derek $ 18,600,000 Shortstop
      Karsay, Steve $ 6,000,000 Pitcher
      Lee, Travis $ 2,000,000 First Baseman
      Lieber, Jon $ 2,700,000 Pitcher
      Lofton, Kenny $ 3,100,000 Outfielder
      Matsui, Hideki $ 7,000,000 Outfielder
      Mussina, Mike $ 16,000,000 Pitcher
      Osborne, Donovan $ 450,000 Pitcher
      Posada, Jorge $ 9,000,000 Catcher
      Quantrill, Paul $ 3,000,000 Pitcher
      Rivera, Mariano $ 10,890,000 Pitcher
      Rodriguez, Alex $ 22,000,000 Shortstop
      Sheffield, Gary $ 13,000,000 Outfielder
      Sierra, Ruben $ 1,000,000 Outfielder
      Vazquez, Javier $ 9,000,000 Pitcher
      White, Gabe $ 1,925,000 Pitcher
      Williams, Bernie $ 12,357,143 Outfielder
      Wilson, Enrique $ 700,000 Shortstop
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      • kenny
        Confirmed User
        • Mar 2002
        • 7245

        #4
        Originally posted by Mike AI
        Devil Rays are on one hell of a hot streak..... past month has been amazing!
        The AL East

        New York 47 26 $ 184,193,950
        Boston 42 32 $ 127,298,500
        Tampa Bay 37 36 $ 29,556,667
        Toronto 33 43 $ 50,017,000
        Baltimore 31 41 $ 51,623,333


        I would say they are doing extremly well considering the obvious
        Last edited by kenny; 06-29-2004, 01:46 PM.
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        • Snake Doctor
          I'm Lenny2 Bitch
          • Mar 2001
          • 13449

          #5
          Money sure helps but it doesn't guarantee a playoff spot or world series appearance.
          See the Dodgers and Orioles for references.

          I love this
          Florida Marlins $ 42,143,042

          We beat the yanks last year with a lower payroll than that and we're still in 1st place this year after losing a couple key players (Pudge, Derek Lee,) and the Phillies who spent more than twice what we did on payroll are struggling to keep up.

          Its all about pitching, always has been and always will be
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          • Snake Doctor
            I'm Lenny2 Bitch
            • Mar 2001
            • 13449

            #6
            Originally posted by kenny


            For example how exactly are the brewers suppose to compete?
            If the Marlins, Twins, and Royals can compete then so can the Brewers.
            Its not the Yankees fault that the Brewers cut their payroll AFTER they moved into the new stadium that brought them lots of new revenue.

            Plus you have to factor in management acumen.
            No amount of money can replace picking the right guys in the draft, signing the right foreign prospects, and getting the right players via trades.

            The Brewers have made bad choices while the 3 small market teams I mentioned above have made good ones.
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            • Gator
              Confirmed User
              • Feb 2002
              • 1119

              #7
              Yankees paid more or a little less in luxury tax alone than the last 3 teams to win the World Series (Marlins, Angels, Diamondbacks) whole payroll.
              Last edited by Gator; 06-29-2004, 02:04 PM.

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              • Sosa
                In Tushy Land
                • Oct 2002
                • 40149

                #8
                GO CUBBIES

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                • axelcat
                  Adult Locals
                  • Jun 2002
                  • 25450

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Mike AI
                  Devil Rays are on one hell of a hot streak..... past month has been amazing!
                  They are a great team for that kind of a payroll

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                  • kenny
                    Confirmed User
                    • Mar 2002
                    • 7245

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Lenny2
                    Money sure helps but it doesn't guarantee a playoff spot or world series appearance.
                    Yankees been to the series 6 out of the last 8 years.

                    That is as close to a guarantee as a team can get.

                    Money bought those trips to the series.
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                    • kimzar
                      Confirmed User
                      • Mar 2004
                      • 1874

                      #11
                      lotta money going around

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                      • Jimmie
                        Confirmed User
                        • Dec 2003
                        • 872

                        #12
                        I love this....

                        Texas Rangers $ 55,050,417

                        After 3 years finishing last, they trade A-Rod, and suddenly there in first place again! Go Rangers, even if they fall off later in the year!
                        Livin' Fat Cause I Aint On Speed....

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                        • Snake Doctor
                          I'm Lenny2 Bitch
                          • Mar 2001
                          • 13449

                          #13
                          Originally posted by kenny
                          Yankees been to the series 6 out of the last 8 years.

                          That is as close to a guarantee as a team can get.

                          Money bought those trips to the series.
                          Yes but the yankees have lots of money AND good management.

                          Also read what Gator posted above about the yankees luxury tax VS the payrolls of the last 3 world series winners.

                          In the 90's I was screaming about all this too but I the last labor deal was good and it'll take some time to create more parity.
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