Triple-A baseball players. What kind of salaries are these guys earning?

Answer 1

Depends how they were signed. There are millionaires and minimum salary guys playing together on the same team. There is no stock answer any more than there is for a major league salary.

Answer 2

I'm not sure there is an average in minor league baseball. I've gone to some Class A games where one team had players who signed for a 3 million dollar package most of it bonus rather than salary. Other players on the same team even those considered prospects might sign for a $1,000 or less bonus and make perhaps $600 a month and expenses. That same dichotomy holds true in Double A, though the players not lucky enough to get the seven figure contract is still not getting rich. In Triple A with many players in their 30's on the roster, there is more money. Some might make 30-50 thousand for essentially a six month season with exceptional cases making low six figures.

Answer 3

I work in Triple a and wondered this myself. When a player hits a home run, a hat is passed around...the salaries vary depending on whether they have a major league contract, have played a certain amount of years in majors, etc

Answer 4

a triple a player will make roughly 30 thousand dollars in a season, if they play at triple a the entire season

league minimum for major league players is 300 thousand a year

Answer 5

It depends on who we are talking about. Usually the salaries aren't very high, but if they were high draft picks in the last 5 year or so, then they probably got a good signing bonus. In fact, the Reds have a pitcher named Homer Bailey who was recently promoted to the dooble A level. Not sure how much his annual salary is, but his signing bonus was about 2.5 million. INSULTED1 deserves to be insulted, because he is stupid!!

Answer 6

100,000 to 300,000 dollars per season

Answer 7

NOT A HOLD LOT