Is there a way to know what professional athletes salaries are does the teams issue a report or a website?
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go to cbssportsline.com and click on any sport than player and you ll see their salary
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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.
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the avg. according to "sports salaries" is around 850,000
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You can get all your answers on www.salary.com
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Geeze... respect .... Hmmmmm?\nNo, you can't respect any professional sports team when you see the salaries they make.  I enjoy watching but respect is a whole nother thing\n:-)
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google search type "salary" and the player
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I am pretty sure that the results are owned by the league.  During a TV broadcast, you always hear the announcer say that the events, transcriptons, and results of this game are the property of the league and can not be used without the expressed written consent of [league name]. If you plan on showing highlights, you probably pay the league a fee.  Ever notice how local news only shows you the local teams, and not all the other games?  Why pay for it if no one in your market cares.  As for stats being reprinted in newspapers and Sports Illustrated, I don't know.  I do know that video game companies pay the players association to use their likeness in games, but do they pay the league to use the actual stats?  Another good question.
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you might be able to find something at www.salary.com or on Monster.
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This is only true for those players playing in the US, those playing outside ie in the European Leagues are in similar pay scales. All are conditional to what the team they are playing for and what they think they are worth. The US based players get paid what they are worth based on the market. When the sport becomes as popular as basketball and baseball and the teams start making the same kind of money the salaries of US based players should increase.
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The MLS keeps it's players salaries confidential but for the salaries that do leak it seems to be quite a difference. For instance, Freddie Adu will earn $550,000 this year, behind Landon Donovan of the Los Angeles Galaxy ($900,000) and Eddie Johnson of FC Dallas ($875,000).\n\nBobby Boswell earned $28,000 and there are 4 developmental players who made only $11,700. 3 others made $16,500.\n\nSo it's hard to give an actual average but you can see that they are all over the place.
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go to google.com or go to ask.com or sportsillustrated.com
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IDK, google it.  However much they make, the guy who reffed the US/Italy game didnt deserve it!!
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I usually use yahoo sports also. To really get all the info you need their stat tracker package. But I'm not cheep for that. \n\nBut in your leagues you can usually see the top 5 movements of players by position. Which is kind of nice.
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Are you a professional player?  If so, your team's web site should cover it.\n\nEven if you're not, why do you need a web site to do it?  It's a simple enough calculation (H/AB).
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http://www.onestopbaseball.com/TeamPayroll.asp
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MLB.COM OR THE TEAM THEY PLAY FOR WEB PAPER
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Go to www.salary.com and input the information.  It determines the median salary ranges for many careers/fields and it is not a generalization as it asks you to fill in fields such as location, length of experience, etc.