From Boston to Tampa Bay: Major League Baseball payrolls for 2019

January 26, 2019 at 5:19AM

Major League payrolls, 2019

(in millions of dollars)

1. Boston Red Sox$220.4

2. Chicago Cubs$210.3

3. Los Angeles Dodgers$188.8

4. New York Yankees$184.4

5. Los Angeles Angels $167.4

6. San Francisco Giants$164.6

7. New York Mets$152.6

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8. Washington Nationals$151.2

9. St. Louis Cardinals$147.9

10. Seattle Mariners$146.1

11. Houston Astros$128.5

12. Philadelphia Phillies$115.0

13. Colorado Rockies$114.3

14. Milwaukee Brewers $113.9

15. Arizona Diamondbacks$112.6

16. Texas Rangers $112.0

17. Atlanta Braves $109.6

18. Cincinnati Reds $105.1

19. Detroit Tigers $101.9

20. Toronto Blue Jays$100.5

21. Cleveland Indians $96.3

22. Minnesota Twins $94.4

23. Kansas City Royals$83.4

24. Chicago White Sox $80.2

25. San Diego Padres $72.1

26. Oakland Athletics $69.3

27. Miami Marlins $65.2

28. Baltimore Orioles $60.9

29. Pittsburgh Pirates $58.9

30. Tampa Bay Rays $40.0

Source: spotrac.com (through Friday)

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