playoff team | Opening Day payroll | ML rank |
Yankees | $201,449,289 | 1 |
Angels | $113,709,000 | 6 |
Phillies | $113,004,048 | 7 |
Dodgers | $100,458,101 | 9 |
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Dodgers Poorest of the Rich
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Random rantings and ravings about the Los Angeles Dodgers, written by a small consortium of rabid Dodger fans. With occasional comments on baseball, entertainment, pop culture, and life in general.
playoff team | Opening Day payroll | ML rank |
Yankees | $201,449,289 | 1 |
Angels | $113,709,000 | 6 |
Phillies | $113,004,048 | 7 |
Dodgers | $100,458,101 | 9 |
4/2 vs. AZ (L, 1-2): AC, Sax
4/17 vs. NYM (L, 6-8): Sax
5/1 vs. PHI (W, 13-4): Sax
5/13 vs. SD (W, 4-2): Sax
5/30 vs. WSH (W, 9-3): Sax
7/5 vs. PIT (W, 6-4): Sax
8/30 vs. AZ (W, 7-0): Sax
8/31 vs. ATL (L, 7-8): Sax
9/22 vs. SF (L, 1-5): Sax
9/30 @ SF (L, 1-2): Sax
7 comments:
Not counting the "unpaid leave" for you-know-who, I assume.
My thoughts exactly, Mr. C.
We would likely drop another place minus the $11M "saved" in that 50 day stretch.
There were also some plate appearances that I'd be embarrassed to take money for, if I were ManRam.
201 big ones - that's still amazing - they could have afforded 8 Mannys and had enough left over for some Jeff Weavers
In the 4 LDSeries, the Angels-Red Sox series was the only one where the lower-payrolled team won the series.
Torre annoucnes lineup:
Furcal
Etheir
Manny
Kemp
Blake
Loney
Belly
Martin
Kersh
How do the Yankees have that payroll and only have three starters? Insanity.
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