how much money does derek jeter make in one full season?
360790
$19,600,000 for this season (2006)
602110
I am not, but there is one individual in LA who was reported to have season tickets at $3000 for the season. His yearly salary is $10,000. I give him props as the biggest fan of any team. That was reported on ESPN, Mike & Mike in the morning, Cold Pizza, and PTI, all ESPN shows.
656219
i'm a beantown boy, so its all about the red sox around here. i wish that the teams had a league determined spending limit for their player salaries. imagine how much better the games would be if the teams were more evenly matched!
553111
Although Kent is tearing it up right now, Jeter will get you more hits and HRs this year. I also think with that Yankee lineup, Jeter will get more RBI and score more runs than Kent. If you have Kent, trade while he's still hot. Hitting in Dodger Stadium will lower his number over the long run.
1182024
I don't think it makes any difference.I don't think A.Rod is as good as they say but he still is good.The Yankees have all the money they could want so getting rid of him won't really make that much difference financially because money isn't an issue for them.At this point they couldn't get rid of him.No one would pay him that kind of money.
106206
Jeter is a very good shortstop.  He is probably a bit stronger on the offensive side than defense contributing to him being "very good."  \n\nHe is a good leadoff type hitter offensively as far as power and speed.  His numbers on the defensive side are about average for his position.\n\nHe has done this consistently over the last 10 seasons which adds to his his legacy.  He will definitely go down in history as one of the better shortstops.\n\nSee the stats link below for supporting data.
520693
Depends on the contract of the individual player.\n\nPLAYER SALARY (US$) \n1. Kerry Wood 12,000,000 \n2. Aramis Ramirez 11,000,000 \n3. Derrek Lee 9,416,667 \n4. Greg Maddux 9,000,000 \n5. Carlos Zambrano 6,500,000 \n6. Juan Pierre 5,750,000 \n7. Ryan Dempster 4,333,333 \n8. Michael Barrett 4,333,333 \n9. Jacque Jones 4,033,333 \n10. Mark Prior 3,650,000 \n11. Scott Eyre 3,200,000 \n12. Bob Howry 3,000,000 \n13. Glendon Rusch 2,750,000 \n14. Todd Walker 2,500,000 \n15. Neifi Perez 2,500,000 \n16. Jerry Hairston Jr. 2,300,000 \n17. Scott Williamson 2,000,000 \n18. Henry Blanco 1,500,000 \n19. John Mabry 1,075,000 \n20. Wade Miller 1,000,000 \n21. Will Ohman 610,000 \n22. Michael Wuertz 355,000 \n23. Matt Murton 337,000 \n24. Ronny Cedeno 336,000 \n25. Freddie Bynum 327,500 \n26. Angel Pagan 327,000 \n27. Sean Marshall 327,000 \nTotal Team Salary:  94,841,166 \n\nDivide the players salary by 162 (number of games) and that is what they make per day.  For example, Kerry Woods makes 12,000,000 a year divided by 162 games come out to about $74,074.07 per day.\n\nIn other words, he makes more in one day than most people work for in one year.
994812
If you meant "payer" - then I'd say George Steinbrenner.  The NY Yankees have the highest salary of any professional sports team.\n\nIf you meant "player" - then I'd say Bo Jackson.  He excelled in two sports - baseball and football.  Unfortunately, his career was cut short by a hip injury sustained while running a sweep as a RB for the Raiders.
959625
Well in 2006 roger clemens got about 12million, for a few months work, which equated to 22million over a full season.\n\nMike Mussina was paid 17million for the 06 season, Randy Johnson got 16mil, Schilling 13, Pedro 14, Andy Petitte got 17.5 wow.. Roy Oswalt is not a 13mil pitcher, Bartolo Colon 13, \n\nObviously Matsuzaka of Japan will join this list somewhere..\n\nI was just throwing out some names to give you an idea\n\nhttp://mlbcontracts.blogspot.com/ is a good list of all the current contracts that are out there by team.
52433
Based on annual earnings, that would be Formula One driver Michael Schumacher, who makes an estimated $106.5 million per year from his racing contract and sponsorships. Alex Rodriguez of the New York Yankees MLB team is second and golfer Tiger Woods is third.
445030
Derek Jeter is the All-Time Greatest Shortstop to even play in the MLB. Although Jeter doesn't have the most speed, or the most power, or the best defense, or even the best all-around abilities, he has one advantage few have. He is a winner. Derek Jeter also gives 200% every time out on the field. Jeter would rather leave the field in pieces than to know he didn't give it all he's got. Winning the Rookie of the Year in 1996, Jeter got off to a fast start. Since then, he's earned himself 6 All-Star appearances, 4 World Series victories, the nickname of Mr. November, for his outstanding play in the 2001 World Series, and the title of Yankee captain. And not only is he good on the field, he is also good off of it. Jeter started the Turn 2 Foundation, a charity organization, in 1996.
494371
The highest paid player right now is Jaromir Jagr @ $8.36 million.  The league minimum is $450k.\n\nIt hard to say what the average is because of bonuses and such, but it's somewhere between $1.28 and 1.46 million for the '05-'06 season.
891324
I live in Japan and have watched Matsuzaka from his high school days.  He is a good pitcher, but not worth $51 Million.  He will do very well the first year, maybe even up to three years, but he will fade.  As soon as the MLB players learn his pitches, they will hit him just as they did Nomo, and Ishii, and soon Saito.
676965
Average NHL Salery: $955,000  (The Hockey News)\nAverage NHL Career Length: 11 NHL Games\n25% of Players Contracts go to Insurance\n25% goes to Agents\n15% to NHLPA\n+ Income Tax\nPlayers also only get paid per day they are on the NHL ACTIVE roster... so thier contract is broke up beween about 175 days of the NHL Season.\n\nBasically a million doller player will only take home about $200,000 if he is around for 75% of a season... and has a low career span...\n\nyes they are paid enough... but you cant say too much because in a entertainment based, finacial system of supply and demand they are worth about 5 times more than they are paid...
504446
Wrong. He would have to hit 40+ homers every year for the next seven or eight years. He's already noticably slowing down. Pitches that he used to mash are now going for singles and doubles, if he's hitting them at all. I could see him hitting 20-30 HRs a year for two or three years, but nothing more than that.
76892
The average salary is about $18,750 for the season
1172456
In the past five years Boy George has payed his players so much....but what has the front office/fans got in return? NO CHAMPIONSHIP! Yanks suck....for all the talent on that team they should have one maybe two losses total. OVERPAID and OVERRATED. SHUT UP YANKS FANS! We know what ya did in the past, but right now you're yesterday's news.