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Major League Baseball

Record:  95-67   .586.... 2nd in American League East
Stadium:  Fenway Park
Playoffs:  Lost ALDS (Red Sox)
Attendance:  2,813,354
Payroll:  $123,505,125  
Top Draft Pick:  Jacoby Ellsbury  (#23)   MLB
ManagerTerry Francona

Affiliates  - AAA  Pawtucket Red Sox   AA  Portland Sea Dogs   AA  Greenville Bombers   A+  Wilmington Blue Rocks   A-  Lowell Spinners   Rk  Gulf Coast Red Sox

Team Leaders

HR:  Ortiz [47]
RBI:  Ortiz [148]
2B:  Ortiz [40]
SB:  Damon [18]
W:  Wakefield [16]
SV:  Foulke [15]
SO:  Wakefield [151]


Oldest Player:  David Wells [42]
Youngest Player:  Hanley Ramirez [21]
Longest Tenure:  Tim Wakefield [11]

Major League Debuts

Batters: Alejandro Machado (Sep 2)  Hanley Ramirez (Sep 20)  Kelly Shoppach (May 28)  Adam Stern (Jul 7)  
Pitchers: Manny Delcarmen (Jul 26)  Craig Hansen (Sep 19)  Cla Meredith (May 8)  Jonathan Papelbon (Jul 31)  


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 Player Salaries


Player NameSalaryCentileRank
Manny Ramirez22,000,00012
Curt Schilling14,500,000215
Johnny Damon8,250,000669
Jason Varitek8,000,000773
Edgar Renteria8,000,000776
Trot Nixon7,500,000889
Keith Foulke7,500,000890
Matt Clement6,500,00010
David Ortiz5,250,00012
Tim Wakefield4,670,00013
Mike Remlinger4,233,33314
David Wells4,075,00015
Jose Cruz4,000,00015
Mike Stanton4,000,00015
Kevin Millar3,500,00017
Jay Payton3,500,00017
Alan Embree3,000,00021
Mike Timlin2,750,00021
Mark Bellhorn2,750,00022
Bill Mueller2,500,00023
Bronson Arroyo1,850,00028
Doug Mirabelli1,500,00029
Wade Miller1,500,00029
Chad Bradford1,400,00029
Alex Cora1,300,00030
Tony Graffanino1,100,00032
John Halama850,00035
Matt Mantei750,00037
Ramon Vazquez700,00038
Mike Myers600,00040
David McCarty550,00041
Matt Perisho475,00043
Adam Hyzdu375,00048
Chad Harville365,00049
Kevin Youkilis323,12559
Blaine Neal321,00060
Adam Stern316,00067
Lenny DiNardo300,00070
Manny Delcarmen300,00072
Alejandro Machado300,00079
Abe Alvarez300,00080
Scott Cassidy300,00080
Jeremi Gonzalez300,00080
Craig Hansen300,00080
Gabe Kapler300,00080
Cla Meredith300,00080
John Olerud300,00080
Jonathan Papelbon300,00080
Roberto Petagine300,00080
Hanley Ramirez300,00080
Kelly Shoppach300,00080
Shawn Wooten300,00080
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.