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Major League Baseball

Record:  74-88   .457.... 3rd in American League Central
Stadium:  Jacobs Field
Playoffs:  Did not Qualify
Attendance:  2,616,940
Payroll:  $78,909,449  
Top Draft Pick:  Jeremy Guthrie  (#22)   MLB
ManagerCharlie Manuel, Joel Skinner

Affiliates  - AAA  Buffalo Bisons   AA  Akron Aeros   A+  Kinston Indians   A  Columbus Red Stixx   A-  Mahoning Valley Scrappers   Rk  Burlington Indians

Team Leaders

HR:  Thome [52]
RBI:  Thome [118]
2B:  Vizquel [31]
SB:  Vizquel [18]
W:  Sabathia [13]
SV:  Wickman [20]
SO:  Sabathia [149]


Oldest Player:  Chuck Finley [39]
Youngest Player:  Brandon Phillips [21]
Longest Tenure:  Charles Nagy [13]

Major League Debuts

Batters: Josh Bard (Aug 23)  Ben Broussard (Jun 22)  Coco Crisp (Aug 15)  Victor Martinez (Sep 10)  Brandon Phillips (Sep 13)  Earl Snyder (Apr 28)  
Pitchers: Jason Beverlin (Jul 29)  Jason Davis (Sep 9)  Dave Elder (Jul 24)  Alex Herrera (Sep 13)  Cliff Lee (Sep 15)  Ricardo Rodriguez (Aug 21)  Carl Sadler (Jul 31)  Brian Tallet (Sep 16)  


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 Player Salaries


Player NameSalaryCentileRank
Jim Thome8,000,000552
Chuck Finley7,911,948662
Ellis Burks6,666,667891
Charles Nagy6,000,00010
Travis Fryman5,825,00011
Matt Lawton5,250,00012
Bartolo Colon4,925,00013
Omar Vizquel4,500,00014
Jaret Wright4,312,50014
Wil Cordero4,166,66715
Danys Baez4,125,00015
Lee Stevens4,000,00016
Bob Wickman3,400,00019
Terry Mulholland3,250,00019
Paul Shuey3,250,00019
Ricky Gutierrez2,166,66726
Dave Burba2,000,00027
Ricardo Rincon1,500,00030
Einar Diaz1,087,50034
C.C. Sabathia700,00039
Mark Wohlers600,00040
Eddie Perez500,00045
Eddie Perez450,00045
Jolbert Cabrera266,00053
Russell Branyan251,00055
David Riske227,50060
Milton Bradley221,00062
Jerrod Riggan218,00062
Jake Westbrook217,00063
John McDonald210,00065
Ryan Drese206,50066
Earl Snyder200,00069
Bill Selby200,00070
Chad Paronto200,00072
Greg LaRocca200,00073
Victor Martinez200,00073
Coco Crisp200,00074
Brandon Phillips200,00076
Jason Davis200,00077
Sean DePaula200,00077
Jason Beverlin200,00078
Alex Herrera200,00078
Roy Smith200,00079
Brady Anderson200,00080
Bruce Aven200,00080
Chad Allen200,00080
Ben Broussard200,00080
Josh Bard200,00080
Todd Dunwoody200,00080
Dave Elder200,00080
Karim Garcia200,00080
Cliff Lee200,00080
Chris Magruder200,00080
Dave Maurer200,00080
Heath Murray200,00080
Jason Phillips200,00080
Nerio Rodriguez200,00080
Ricardo Rodriguez200,00080
Carl Sadler200,00080
Brian Tallet200,00080
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.