NEW YORK (AP) — Final 2022 payrolls for the 30 major league teams, according to information received by clubs from the commissioner’s office. Figures are for 40-man rosters and include salaries and pro-rated shares of signing bonuses, earned incentive bonuses, non-cash compensation, buyouts of unexercised options and cash transactions. In some cases, parts of salaries that are deferred are discounted to reflect present-day values.
N.Y. Mets | 274,912,453 |
L.A. Dodgers | 270,591,767 |
N.Y. Yankees | 254,720,765 |
Philadelphia | 238,496,394 |
San Diego | 221,824,718 |
Boston | 217,089,051 |
Chicago White Sox | 194,558,797 |
Atlanta | 189,694,231 |
Houston | 187,513,008 |
Toronto | 180,692,506 |
L.A. Angels | 174,752,725 |
St. Louis | 165,364,899 |
San Francisco | 162,004,408 |
Chicago Cubs | 152,535,284 |
Minnesota | 151,057,543 |
Texas | 145,561,602 |
Colorado | 137,612,309 |
Washington | 136,084,058 |
Milwaukee | 135,169,682 |
Detroit | 130,977,815 |
Seattle | 116,266,600 |
Cincinnati | 112,835,589 |
Arizona | 97,830,686 |
Tampa Bay | 97,486,640 |
Kansas City | 93,813,025 |
Miami | 83,642,932 |
Cleveland | 69,080,715 |
Pittsburgh | 61,196,070 |
Baltimore | 60,327,739 |
Oakland | 49,066,454 |
Total | 4,562,760,465 |
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