Where for art thou Chuck? Congress is looking for ya. Apparently Chuck Knoblauch is on the lam or at least in hiding from the congressional subpoena server. Meanwhile, Brian McNamee's lawyer, Earl Ward, is trying to reschedule McNamee's day before congress. He's also working on trying to get his client immunity.
All's quiet on the Johan Santana front, but SI's Jon Heyman believes the Mets have taken the lead as the favorite to land the 2-time Cy Young winner. Though a deal may not be imminent, the Mets appear to be having the most regular dialogue with the Twins.
The Yankees have broken another record, but it's a somewhat dubious one. The Yankees' final payroll for 2007 was $218,311,394, nearly $63 million higher than the Red Sox payroll. In all, 10 teams top the century million mark. Click here to see the full list.
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Showing posts with label Payroll. Show all posts
Thursday, January 24, 2008
The Daily Yankeeland
Where for art thou Chuck? Congress is looking for ya. Apparently Chuck Knoblauch is on the lam or at least in hiding from the congressional subpoena server. Meanwhile, Brian McNamee's lawyer, Earl Ward, is trying to reschedule McNamee's day before congress. He's also working on trying to get his client immunity.
All's quiet on the Johan Santana front, but SI's Jon Heyman believes the Mets have taken the lead as the favorite to land the 2-time Cy Young winner. Though a deal may not be imminent, the Mets appear to be having the most regular dialogue with the Twins.
The Yankees have broken another record, but it's a somewhat dubious one. The Yankees' final payroll for 2007 was $218,311,394, nearly $63 million higher than the Red Sox payroll. In all, 10 teams top the century million mark. Click here to see the full list.
All's quiet on the Johan Santana front, but SI's Jon Heyman believes the Mets have taken the lead as the favorite to land the 2-time Cy Young winner. Though a deal may not be imminent, the Mets appear to be having the most regular dialogue with the Twins.
The Yankees have broken another record, but it's a somewhat dubious one. The Yankees' final payroll for 2007 was $218,311,394, nearly $63 million higher than the Red Sox payroll. In all, 10 teams top the century million mark. Click here to see the full list.
Friday, November 2, 2007
2008 Payroll
Updated 11/2 4:00 - erroneously had Mo's 2007 salary included
We believe this to be the accurate accounting of the Yankees payroll entering 2008. Obviously, this will change quite a bit as the season nears (or as it feels right now "fars").
Jason Giambi $ 23,428,571.00
Derek Jeter $ 21,600,000.00
Bobby Abreu $14,000,000.00
Johnny Damon $13,000,000.00
Hideki Matsui $13,000,000.00
Mike Mussina $ 11,070,423.00
Carl Pavano $10,000,000.00
Kyle Farnsworth $ 5,666,667.00
Luis Vizcaino $ 3,000,000.00
Robinson Cano $ 490,800.00
Chien-Ming Wang $ 489,500.00
Melky Cabrera $ 432,400.00
Wilson Betemit $ 405,000.00
Darrell Rasner $ 384,523.00
Jose Veras $ 382,475.00
Humberto Sanchez $ 380,000.00
Joba Chamberlain
Phil Hughes
Total $118,230,359.00
We believe this to be the accurate accounting of the Yankees payroll entering 2008. Obviously, this will change quite a bit as the season nears (or as it feels right now "fars").
Jason Giambi $ 23,428,571.00
Derek Jeter $ 21,600,000.00
Bobby Abreu $14,000,000.00
Johnny Damon $13,000,000.00
Hideki Matsui $13,000,000.00
Mike Mussina $ 11,070,423.00
Carl Pavano $10,000,000.00
Kyle Farnsworth $ 5,666,667.00
Luis Vizcaino $ 3,000,000.00
Robinson Cano $ 490,800.00
Chien-Ming Wang $ 489,500.00
Melky Cabrera $ 432,400.00
Wilson Betemit $ 405,000.00
Darrell Rasner $ 384,523.00
Jose Veras $ 382,475.00
Humberto Sanchez $ 380,000.00
Joba Chamberlain
Phil Hughes
Total $118,230,359.00
2008 Payroll
Updated 11/2 4:00 - erroneously had Mo's 2007 salary included
We believe this to be the accurate accounting of the Yankees payroll entering 2008. Obviously, this will change quite a bit as the season nears (or as it feels right now "fars").
Jason Giambi $ 23,428,571.00
Derek Jeter $ 21,600,000.00
Bobby Abreu $14,000,000.00
Johnny Damon $13,000,000.00
Hideki Matsui $13,000,000.00
Mike Mussina $ 11,070,423.00
Carl Pavano $10,000,000.00
Kyle Farnsworth $ 5,666,667.00
Luis Vizcaino $ 3,000,000.00
Robinson Cano $ 490,800.00
Chien-Ming Wang $ 489,500.00
Melky Cabrera $ 432,400.00
Wilson Betemit $ 405,000.00
Darrell Rasner $ 384,523.00
Jose Veras $ 382,475.00
Humberto Sanchez $ 380,000.00
Joba Chamberlain
Phil Hughes
Total $118,230,359.00
We believe this to be the accurate accounting of the Yankees payroll entering 2008. Obviously, this will change quite a bit as the season nears (or as it feels right now "fars").
Jason Giambi $ 23,428,571.00
Derek Jeter $ 21,600,000.00
Bobby Abreu $14,000,000.00
Johnny Damon $13,000,000.00
Hideki Matsui $13,000,000.00
Mike Mussina $ 11,070,423.00
Carl Pavano $10,000,000.00
Kyle Farnsworth $ 5,666,667.00
Luis Vizcaino $ 3,000,000.00
Robinson Cano $ 490,800.00
Chien-Ming Wang $ 489,500.00
Melky Cabrera $ 432,400.00
Wilson Betemit $ 405,000.00
Darrell Rasner $ 384,523.00
Jose Veras $ 382,475.00
Humberto Sanchez $ 380,000.00
Joba Chamberlain
Phil Hughes
Total $118,230,359.00
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