In case you missed it, last week we launched our new MLB Payroll Tracker! Powered by the work of Ethan Hullihen, this tool is unmatched for its accuracy. It’s available as part of the Trade Rumors Front Office, which just keeps getting better and better.
Last year, Ethan’s group payout rates were within 1.04% of all 30 groups. There was no other exit near there. Unless you work for an MLB team or agency, you won’t get any better!
Unlike others, we use major and minor league salaries from an original source and track service time during the season. Updated three times a week, our MLB Payroll Tracker is the community’s definitive new source of this information. What we show for free on the Dodgers page here, for example, is just the tip of the iceberg.
In a way, the MLB Payroll Tracker is right one of the many, many benefits we include in a Trade Rumors Front Office subscription for only $34.99 per year:
- An ad-free, instant viewing experience on MLB Trade Rumors, Hoops Rumors, Pro Football Rumors, Pro Hockey Rumors, and the Trade Rumors iOS/Android app
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- MLB Contract Tracker: a powerful tool that covers 20+ years of free agent contracts and extensions.
- MLB GM Tracker: GM tenure for all 30 teams since 2000, with links to each GM’s contract history.
- MLB Agency Database: agencies for more than a third of those who have played in the MLB over the past three seasons, compiled from industry sources.
- Trade Rumors Front Office comes with a money back guarantee! We’ve designed this to remove all risk – we’ll refund your money if you’re not satisfied. We also have a $3.99 monthly option (also refundable) if you’re not a fan of annual commitments.
MLBTR is proud to partner with Ethan Hullihen to license his salary data, and we’re excited to add this to your Trade Rumors Front Office subscription. If you’d like more information, check out Ethan’s Patreon, which is not affiliated with MLBTR or the Trade Rumors Front Office, and follow Ethan on X/Twitter.
