How much does a MLB bullpen catcher make in salary annually?
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around $500,000/year, they are usually someone who knows the game inside and out, or maybe has pitching background, they are used as a coach, to find whats wrong with pitchers when they are warming up! They are very important people!
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If you go by the indoor lacrosse salaries it isn't much compared to the major sports.  If I remember correctly the average player in the NLL makes about 30 to 60K per season.
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Look at the insane contracts teams are shelling out for relievers this offseason. Denys Baez got $19 million over 3 years from the Orioles. Jamie Walker got $5 million per year. That's absurd. Sure the Mets have plenty of cash to pony up, but why throw it away? As far as SPs, look at Vicente Padilla asking $10 million a year. \n\nLook for the Mets to fill pitching needs through trades as the offseason progresses. They may pick up a free agent starter or reliever, but I expect it will be a second tier guy with some upside, maybe Jason Marquis or Tony Armas. Those guys can eat innings and, with a little improvement that a change in venue often creates, they could have similar numbers to someone like Vicente Padilla for less than half the price.\n\nI don't think the Marlins will let Dontrelle go. They have said uncategorically that they will not, but I guess some don't believe it. Right now it looks like the Marlins have a legit shot at a wild card next year. If they were to let Willis go, I don't see it happening until after mid-season and only if they aren't in the hunt.\n\nGlavine is still about a 50/50 possibility to return. They've locked up Orlando Hernandez. Of course, you've got Pedro. John Maine is a legit number 3. If Victor Zambrano is healthy, he's a nice back of the rotation guy (though he's sure no Scott Kazmir! Ouch). Philip Humber and Mike Pelfrey have the potential to be in the rotation next season and could put up nice numbers. If (and it's a big if, I grant you) Oliver Perez returns to form you could have a borderline ace on your hands. And you've got your second tier young guys like Bannister and Soler who could easily fill a role.\n\nIn short, yes the Mets need to pick up another starter if they want to win the East. But I don't think the situation is so desperate that they need to shell out ridiculous cash this early in the signing period. Wait it out.
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Check out Cot's Baseball Contracts at http://mlbcontracts.blogspot.com/\n\nYou can also check out USA Today Salaries Database\n\nfor baseball: http://asp.usatoday.com/sports/baseball/salaries/default.aspx\nand for football: http://asp.usatoday.com/sports/football/nfl/salaries/default.aspx?Loc=Vanity\n\nUSA Today shows salaries for NBA and NHL as well.
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Catchers usually catch only 4-5 days a week.  Look for their stats, you will find that most of them only have about 350-500 at-bats per year, even they don't go to DL.  La Duca is actually one of the most durable catchers.\n\nAs far as I know none of Mets' pitchers has any preference about catchers, so the best way to tell his schedule is to see if he has catched 3-4 consecutive days.  Or you can check Mets lineup 10 minutes before the game starts.
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About 40 thousand a year. The best players can make a little more.
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hitting for the cycle is extreamly rare, MAYBE 1 guy a year[ probably less] on average. \n    inside the park hr... probably 4-5 a year now a days... and a lot more years ago when the parks were bigger[ you know yankee stadium went back 461 ft with the flag pole and monuments ON the playing field]
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Anywhere from $40,000 a year to about $200,000 for a good QB.\n\nThe average I am guessing would be around $65,000 per player.
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ESPN will have it in their Team salary section. And they will probibly also post it if they see that a player signs.
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Many brokers will write a minimum of 1 million GL.  Most of the policies that I'm familar with are from Pennsylvania and a ball park would be $550 a year.  If you add a tool floater or building coverage the premium will increase.
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the average NFL salary is about $1 million us dollars a year
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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.
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From the official site of the minor leagues:\n\n4) What do Minor League players earn?\n\nMinor League Baseball player contracts are handled by the Major League Baseball office. Here are the salary ranges:\n\nFirst contract season: $1,100/month maximum. After that, open to negotiation\n\nAlien Salary Rates: Different for aliens on visas--mandated by INS (Immigration).\n\nMeal Money: $20 per day at all levels, while on the road
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Players on AHL contracts earn on average about $55,000 a season.\n\nAccording to a few fans, the pay for the SPHL is around $25,000 a year.\n\nAccording to another fan, the average ECHL player in 1999 made roughly $412.00 a week.  That amounts to about $21,424.00 a year.\n\nHere is a link to a break-down of the salary structure for minor leagues during the 98-99 season: http://www.hockeyzoneplus.com/$minor_e.htm
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Yes, and while the Giants are at it they should trade their whole bullpen. Worrell, Accardo, etc... I am a huge Giants fan, and it pisses me off when the starters pitch a great game and then hand it off to the bullpen for them to screw it up. Like 2nite against the Rangers, Worrell and Accardo almost blew the game. And they actually did, but the umpire blew the call on Texeira's line shot.\n\nTrade the whole bullpen.
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You still have a strong bullpen with a very young star (weaver).  You also have Vladimir Guerrero.  That is about it.
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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!