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Major League Baseball

Record:  66-96   .407.... 5th in National League West
Stadium:  Qualcomm Stadium
Playoffs:  Did not Qualify
Attendance:  2,220,601
Payroll:  $41,425,000  
Top Draft Pick:  Khalil Greene  (#13)   MLB
ManagerBruce Bochy

Affiliates  - AAA  Portland Beavers   AA  Mobile BayBears   A+  Lake Elsinore Storm   A  Fort Wayne Wizards   A-  Eugene Emeralds   Rk  Idaho Falls Padres

Team Leaders

HR:  Klesko [29]
RBI:  Klesko [95]
2B:  Klesko [39]
SB:  Kotsay [11]
W:  Lawrence [12]
SV:  Hoffman [38]
SO:  Lawrence [149]


Oldest Player:  Tom Lampkin [38]
Youngest Player:  Oliver Perez [20]
Longest Tenure:  Trevor Hoffman [10]

Major League Debuts

Batters: Sean Burroughs (Apr 2)  Julius Matos (May 31)  Wil Nieves (Jul 21)  Alex Pelaez (May 16)  
Pitchers: Mike Bynum (Aug 17)  Clay Condrey (Aug 28)  Eric Cyr (Jun 23)  Ben Howard (Apr 28)  Jason Kershner (Jul 25)  Jason Pearson (Jun 4)  Jake Peavy (Jun 22)  Oliver Perez (Jun 16)  Kevin Pickford (May 16)  Jason Shiell (Sep 8)  Dennis Tankersley (May 10)  J.J. Trujillo (Jun 11)  


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 Player Salaries


Player NameSalaryCentileRank
Ray Lankford8,100,000549
Trevor Hoffman6,600,000892
Ryan Klesko6,000,00010
Bobby Jones4,000,00016
Mark Kotsay3,050,00020
Phil Nevin2,600,00022
Bubba Trammell1,500,00030
Kevin Jarvis1,250,00032
Tom Lampkin1,250,00032
Brett Tomko1,100,00033
Mike Holtz825,00037
Deivi Cruz600,00041
Alan Embree500,00042
Ron Gant500,00042
Steve Reed500,00043
Wiki Gonzalez350,00048
Trenidad Hubbard300,00050
Mark Sweeney300,00051
Brian Tollberg285,00052
Adam Eaton280,00052
Tom Davey270,00053
Kevin Walker267,00053
Jason Boyd253,00054
Jose Nunez245,00056
D'Angelo Jimenez240,00057
Brian Lawrence235,00058
Brian Buchanan225,00060
Jeremy Fikac210,00065
Ramon Vazquez205,00066
Clay Condrey200,00068
Jason Shiell200,00068
Brandon Villafuerte200,00068
Dennis Tankersley200,00069
Rodney Myers200,00070
Jason Kershner200,00073
Alex Pelaez200,00075
Wil Nieves200,00076
Jake Peavy200,00076
David Lundquist200,00079
Kevin Barker200,00080
Mike Bynum200,00080
Sean Burroughs200,00080
Cesar Crespo200,00080
Eric Cyr200,00080
Javier Cardona200,00080
Kory DeHaan200,00080
Matt DeWitt200,00080
Ben Howard200,00080
Bobby Jones200,00080
Jonathan Johnson200,00080
Gene Kingsale200,00080
Jason Middlebrook200,00080
Juan Moreno200,00080
Julius Matos200,00080
Doug Nickle200,00080
Jason Pearson200,00080
Kevin Pickford200,00080
Oliver Perez200,00080
J.J. Trujillo200,00080
Salary Notes:  Major League salary data has been publicly available since 1985. Though TBC has salary data for most major leaguers since the data became public, mid-season callups and late signees might not appear. In these cases, the league minimum has been assigned. Minor league salaries are not available as they are not public.

Centiles divide all players into 100 groups and in this situation, a centile of 1 indicates a player is in the highest-paid group, contrary to centile reporting conventions. Players who are in the bottom 20% will automatically earn a centile value of 80 since most likely, all of these players earn the minimum.

The ranking column includes only the top 100 players for each season.