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Major League Baseball

Record:  100-62   .617.... 1st in National League Central
Stadium:  Busch Stadium II
Playoffs:  Lost NLCS (Astros)
Attendance:  3,491,837
Payroll:  $92,106,833  
Top Draft Pick:  Colby Rasmus  (#28)   MLB
ManagerTony LaRussa

Affiliates  - AAA  Memphis Redbirds   AA  Springfield Cardinals   A+  Palm Beach Cardinals   A  Quad Cities Swing   A-  New Jersey Cardinals   Rk  Johnson City Cardinals

Team Leaders

HR:  Pujols [41]
RBI:  Pujols [117]
2B:  Pujols [38]
SB:  Pujols [16]
W:  Carpenter [21]
SV:  Isringhausen [39]
SO:  Carpenter [213]


Oldest Player:  Larry Walker [38]
Youngest Player:  Yadier Molina [22]
Longest Tenure:  Matt Morris [8]

Major League Debuts

Batters: Chris Duncan (Sep 10)  John Gall (Jul 26)  John Rodriguez (Jul 18)  Skip Schumaker (Jun 8)  
Pitchers: Tyler Johnson (Sep 6)  Anthony Reyes (Aug 9)  Brad Thompson (May 8)  Adam Wainwright (Sep 11)  


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 Player Salaries


Player NameSalaryCentileRank
Larry Walker12,666,667222
Scott Rolen11,625,000329
Albert Pujols11,000,000336
Jim Edmonds10,333,333443
Jason Isringhausen7,000,0009
Mark Mulder6,050,00011
Roger Cedeno5,500,00012
Jeff Suppan4,000,00015
Reggie Sanders4,000,00015
Jason Marquis3,000,00020
Julian Tavarez2,600,00022
Matt Morris2,500,00023
David Eckstein2,333,33324
Chris Carpenter2,000,00026
Ray King1,850,00028
Mark Grudzielanek1,000,00032
John Mabry725,00038
Einar Diaz600,00040
Cal Eldred600,00040
So Taguchi550,00041
Al Reyes450,00044
Yadier Molina323,50059
Randy Flores320,00061
Hector Luna320,00061
Chris Duncan300,00074
Anthony Reyes300,00076
Carmen Cali300,00077
Brad Thompson300,00077
Jimmy Journell300,00079
John Gall300,00080
Kevin Jarvis300,00080
Tyler Johnson300,00080
Mike Mahoney300,00080
Abraham Nunez300,00080
Bill Pulsipher300,00080
John Rodriguez300,00080
Scott Seabol300,00080
Skip Schumaker300,00080
Adam Wainwright300,00080
Gabe White300,00080
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.