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Arbitration Filing Date
January 5-15
Arbitration Hearings - February 1-21
Pitchers & Catchers 1st Reporting Date to Spring Training - February 19
Stat Geek Baseball's
Payroll Tidbits
Ave. Salaries By
Position 2011
Catcher
- $2,252,781
1st Base - $5,717,508
2nd Base - $2,817,188
3rd Base - $4,309,857
Shortstop - $2,852,726
Outfield - $4,018,201
Pitcher - $2,910,950
All - $3,289,384
Ave. Salaries By
Service Time 2011
Under
1.000 Year - $494,840
1.000-1.171 - $500,910
2.000-2.121 - $473,222
Super 2 - 3.171 - $2,112,814
4.000-4.171 - $3,300,486
5.000-5.171 - $5.152,015
Free Agent - 6.171 - $5,373,470
7.000-7.171 - $6,194,733
8.000-8.171 - $7,138,372
9.000-9.171 - $7,982,591
10.000-10.171 - $8,204,410
11.000-11.171 - $7,501,175
12.000-12.171 - $7,169,175
13.000-13.171 - $7,783,422
14.000-14.171 - $6,349,502
15.000-15.171 - $6,248,723
16.000 and over - $7,708,750
Note:
Super Two level for 2011 is 2.122. Free Agent level is 6.000
Salary source: USA Today Salary Database.
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Free Agents 2012 |
Free Agent Headline
Albert Pujols signs with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim for 10 years and $254,000,000..
SPRO Analysis
Angels pay market value for Pujols. SPRO of 8 years and
$231,724,000. Those extra years are a bit much for us, but it's
hard to argue the overall numbers. That said, Albert is coming
off a great, but down year for him. We'll have to see if it was
the start of a trend or just one down year for the best player of the
past 25 years.
Free Agent Headline
Jose Reyes signs with Miami for 6 year $106,000,000 contract.
SPRO Analysis
Marlins overpay for Reyes. SPRO of $27,754,000 for 3 years.
Too oft-injured for that length of deal and too inconsistent for
our taste. Yes, his 2011 season was very good, but not good
enough to outweigh the possibility that 2009-2010 won't come back for
the majority of those six years. This could be the Carl Crawford
contract of this offseason.
Free Agent Headline
Jamey Carroll signs with Minnesota for 2 year $7,000,000 contract.
SPRO Analysis
Twins pay market value for Carroll. SPRO of $7,322,000 for 2 years.
Free Agent Headline
Jonathan Papelbon signs with Philadelphia for 4 year $50,000,000 contract.
SPRO Analysis
Phillies pay market value for Papelbon. SPRO of $47.2 million for 4 years.
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Type A
Pitchers
C.C. Sabathia, P, NY Yankees
C.J. Wilson, Texas
Ryan Madson, Philadelphia
Rafael Soriano, NY Yankees
Heath Bell, San Diego
Jonathan Papelbon, Boston
Roy Oswalt, Philadelphia
Kyle Farnsworth, Tampa Bay
Matt Capps, Minnesota
Darren Oliver, Texas
Francisco Rodriguez, Milwaukee
Octavoi Dotel, St. Louis
Takashi Saito, Milwaukee
Francisco Cordero, Cincinnati
1B/DH
Albert Pujols, St. Louis
Prince Fielder, Milwaukee
David Ortiz, Boston
2B
Brandon Phillips, Cincinnati
Kelly Johnson, Toronto
3B
Josh Willingham, Oakland
SS
Jose Reyes, New York Mets
Jimmy Rollins, Philadelphia
OF
Carlos Beltran, San Francisco
Michael Cuddyer, Minnesota
C
Ramon Hernandez, Cincinnati
Note: Type A Free Agents that
are offered Salary Arbitration
by their current club must
give up their 1st or 2nd Round
Draft Pick if signed by another
team. Team losing the Free
Agent would also get a sandwich
pick between the 1st and 2nd
Rounds.
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Type B
Pitchers
Mark Buerhle, Chi. White Sox
Frank Francisco, Toronto
Bruce Chen, Kansas City
Hiroki Kuroda, LA Dodgers
Brad Lidge, Philadelphia
Edwin Jackson, St. Louis
Kerry Wood, Chi. Cubs
Freddy Garcia, NY Yankees
Jon Rauch, Toronto
Jason Frasor, Chi. White Sox
Dan Wheeler, Boston
Aaron Harang, San Diego
Arthur Rhodes, St. Louis
Shawn Camp, Toronto
1B/DH
Derrek Lee, Pittsburgh
Carlos Pena, Chi. Cubs
2B
Mark Ellis, Colorado
Aaron Hill, Arizona
Clint Barmes, Houston
3B
Aramis Ramirez, Chi. Cubs
WIlson Betemit, Detroit
SS
Alex Gonzalez, Atlanta
Yuniesky Betancourt, Milwaukee
Rafael Furcal, St. Louis
OF
Vladimir Guerrero, Baltimore
Jason Kubel, Minnesota
Raul Ibanez, Philadelphia
David DeJesus, Oakland
Magglio Ordonez, Detroit
Ryan Ludwick, Pittsburgh
Juan Pierre, Chi. White Sox
Cody Ross, San Francisco
Pat Burrell, San Francisco
C
Rod Barajas, LA Dodgers
Ryan Doumit, Pittsburgh
Chris Snyder, Pittsburgh
Jose Molina, Toronto
Jason Varitek, Boston |
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Average MLB salary up 2.7% in 2011 to $3.1 million.
New
Collective Bargaining Agreement to cover 2012-2016. Payroll
implications include $480,000 minimum salary in 2012, rising to
$490,000, then $500,000, with cost of living adjustments for 2015-16.
Qualifying offer now used to determine Type A Free Agents and
draft pick compensation. In first year with new system, a $12
million one year offer must be offered to player to receive pick.
2011 First Year Player Draft - First Round
1.
Pittsburgh - Gerrit Cole, RHP
2. Seattle - Danny Hultzen, LHP
3. Arizona - Trevor Bauer, RHP
4. Baltimore - Dylan Bundy, RHP
5. Kansas City - Bubba Starling, OF
6. Washington - Anthony Rendon, 3B
7. Arizona - Archie Bradley, RHP
8. Cleveland - Francisco Lindor, SS
9. Chicago Cubs - Javier Baez, SS
10. San Diego - Cory Spangenberg, 2B
11. Houston - George Springer, OF
12. Milwaukee - Taylor Jungmann, RHP
13. NY Mets - Brandon Nimmo, OF
14. Florida - Jose Fernandez, RHP
15. Milwaukee - Jed Bradley, LHP
16. LA Dodgers - Chris Reed, LHP
17. LA Angels - C.J. Cron, 1B
18. Oakland - Sonny Gray, RHP
19. Boston - Matt Barnes, RHP
20. Colordao - Tyler Anderson, LHP
21. Toronto - Tyler Beede, RHP
22. St. Louis - Kolten Wong, 2B
23. Washington - Alex Meyer, RHP
24. Tampa Bay - Taylor Guerrieri, RHP
25. San Diego - Joe Ross, RHP
26. Boston - Blake Swihart, C
27. Cincinnati - Robert Stephenson, RHP
28. Atlanta - Sean Gilmartin, LHP
29. San Francisco - Joe Panik, SS
30. Minnesota - Levi Michael, SS
31. Tampa Bay - Mikie Mahtook, OF
32. Tampa Bay - Jake Hager, SS
33. Texas - Kevin Matthews, LHP
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