how much do MLB umpires get paid?
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Major league umpires make a base salary ranging from about $92,000 to $375,000.
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About 40 thousand a year. The best players can make a little more.
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No.  How else can the officials keep the game moving?  I mean, players would argue every single call.  Also, the officials should be respected -- they are the police of the sport.  Besides, what is $1,000 to a guy who earns millions?  To us it would hurt, to them -- "Who cares?"
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like 80.per hour or less.  I know they made about $12-28 a year.
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The Chicago Cubs Payroll for the 2005 season was $87,210,933.  This number does not represent the clubs total payroll, just that of the players.
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Approximately $12-$15 per hour.
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Florida - $6.40/hr\nMassachusetts - $6.75/hr
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It all depends on the level you start at.  And it is more then 7 dollars the aforementioned a**hole said.  I made about 700 as a part time coach in high school.  You can obviously make more then that depending on what your position is and level. there is also a lot of volunteering in coaching, which you do not get compensated for, however the reward is more the effort you put into teaching kids. that's true regardless whether you get paid or not.  Its all about passion for a sport and the love of teaching it to a new generation.
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You need to get experience, usually in the local Little League level or College level.  Then you go to Umpire school, umpire for a number of years in the minors, and if you are good, get promoted to the Major Leagues.
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Typically you don't start out calling high school games.  Personally, I would find a baseball facility in a well-to-do area near where you live and ask around about how to get in contact with the person in charge of umpires (sometimes called the assignor).  Find out if they need help, which they almost always do, and what the pay schedule is for age groups, field size and level of play.  You'll also need to ask about equipment and uniforms, some places like where I call require you to purchase certain shirts and pants to even be considered for games. \n\nThen once you feel comfortable calling 9-18 year olds, you typically have to attend a training/rules class for high school baseball before you can be scheduled to call those games.\n\nGood luck.
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The major league team sponsoring the minor league teams picks up the salary of every player on the 40 man roster even though 15 of those players are on AAA-AA-A minor league teams...All others are paid by the minor league team...Also all players on the 40 man roster are under MLB rules for players and their contracts
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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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Basically, if your team made total $1,000 then you get 1% out of the $1,000 which is $10. Are you looking for a good paying commission job? I have one that that pay $50.40 - $75.60 each easy cell phone + new contract or renewal contract plus $13.50 - $25.25. You can sign up for free through this company.
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Ten to twelve dozen balls are delivered to the umpires by the home team prior to each game.\n\nBefore the game, the sheen is rubbed off the balls with a special mud MLB purchases. These balls are to be used for the game.\n\nIt's not unusual for 100+ of these balls to be used in the game.\n\nHere is a quote from the link shown in "source"\n"on a velvety cool Friday evening at PNC Park, the Pirates and Brewers used 104 balls, which is about 15 fewer than in a typical home game, according to Pirates equipment manager Roger Wilson." \n\n\nhttp://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05142/508... \n\n*Yahoo Ask has incorrect information regarding this topic\nThink about it! Just counting foul balls in the stands the ball count could easily get to 7-10? per inning some innings + the umpire supplies a new ball to each pitcher to start each half inning.
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Ten to twelve dozen balls are delivered to the umpires by the home team prior to each game.\n\nBefore the game, the sheen is rubbed off the balls with a special mud MLB purchases. These balls are to be used for the game.\n\nIt's not unusual for 100+ of these balls to be used in the game.\n\nHere is a quote from the link shown in "source"\n"on a velvety cool Friday evening at PNC Park, the Pirates and Brewers used 104 balls, which is about 15 fewer than in a typical home game, according to Pirates equipment manager Roger Wilson."
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If you mean how many handle a standard game, there are four. One at first base, one at second base, one at third and one calling the balls and strikes behind home plate. \n\nIf you want to know the total number of umpires working at any one time, that would be 60 per night as there are 30 MLB teams or a maximum of 15 games going on in a day.
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If you can talk the other owners in your league to put up some cash, you don't need a site.  I am in a league where twelve owners pay $130.00 each and we pay out once for draft fines(~$50), three times during the regular season for different tasks(~$100 each), and $700,$200,$100 for the top 3 in the playoffs.