1995 MLB Payrolls - The Baseball Cube

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High-level summary of Payroll data for the 1995 season. The list is sorted by highest payrolls. For each player listed, League Rank is listed in ().

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1995 Payrolls by Team

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#	Team Name	League	Division	Team Payroll	W	L	WPct	Rank	lgRank	mlbRank	Last Yr Payroll	Top Salary
1	Toronto Blue Jays	AL	East	49,791,500	56	88	.389	5	13	28	41,937,668	David Cone (3)
2	New York Yankees	AL	East	46,654,016	79	65	.549	2	3	5	44,785,334	David Cone (1)
3	Atlanta Braves	NL	East	45,199,000	90	54	.625	1	1	2	40,502,167	Greg Maddux (10)
4	Baltimore Orioles	AL	East	40,835,519	71	73	.493	3	7	13	37,669,769	Cal Ripken (9)
5	Chicago White Sox	AL	Central	39,632,834	68	76	.472	3	9	18	38,413,836	Frank Thomas (6)
6	Cincinnati Reds	NL	Central	37,240,667	85	59	.590	1	2	4	39,826,333	Barry Larkin (14)
7	Oakland Athletics	AL	West	35,961,500	67	77	.465	4	10	21	33,169,500	Mark McGwire (7)
8	Detroit Tigers	AL	East	35,862,501	60	84	.417	4	12	25	40,042,501	Cecil Fielder (1)
9	Cleveland Indians	AL	Central	35,185,500	100	44	.694	1	1	1	28,490,167	Dennis Martinez (53)
10	San Francisco Giants	NL	West	34,931,849	67	77	.465	4	11	20	40,054,300	Barry Bonds (2)
11	Seattle Mariners	AL	West	34,241,533	79	66	.545	1	4	6	27,872,167	Ken Griffey (4)
12	Chicago Cubs	NL	Central	32,460,834	73	71	.507	3	6	12	35,717,333	Mark Grace (63)
13	Texas Rangers	AL	West	32,367,226	74	70	.514	3	6	11	32,423,097	Will Clark (20)
14	Houston Astros	NL	Central	31,624,000	76	68	.528	2	5	10	32,041,500	Jeff Bagwell (8)
15	Colorado Rockies	NL	West	31,146,135	77	67	.535	2	4	9	22,979,000	Bret Saberhagen (3)
16	St. Louis Cardinals	NL	Central	30,956,000	62	81	.434	4	13	24	28,956,001	Ken Hill (54)
17	Los Angeles Dodgers	NL	West	30,459,001	78	66	.542	1	3	7	37,194,001	Todd Worrell (50)
18	California Angels	AL	West	28,974,167	78	67	.538	2	5	8	20,691,500	Mark Langston (34)
19	Boston Red Sox	AL	East	28,672,250	86	58	.597	1	2	3	36,334,084	Jose Canseco (16)
20	Philadelphia Phillies	NL	East	28,580,000	69	75	.479	3	8	16	31,422,000	Lenny Dykstra (13)
21	Kansas City Royals	AL	Central	27,608,834	70	74	.486	2	8	15	40,481,334	Wally Joyner (44)
22	San Diego Padres	NL	West	25,923,334	70	74	.486	3	7	14	13,529,333	Tony Gwynn (51)
23	Minnesota Twins	AL	Central	24,527,500	56	88	.389	5	14	27	27,641,500	Kirby Puckett (11)
24	New York Mets	NL	East	24,301,440	69	75	.479	2	9	17	29,890,324	Bret Saberhagen (22)
25	Florida Marlins	NL	East	23,670,000	67	76	.469	4	10	19	20,275,500	Gary Sheffield (21)
26	Pittsburgh Pirates	NL	Central	17,054,300	58	86	.403	5	14	26	20,265,500	Jay Bell (62)
27	Milwaukee Brewers	AL	Central	16,189,600	65	79	.451	4	11	23	23,375,513	Greg Vaughn (39)
28	Montreal Expos	NL	East	12,031,000	66	78	.458	5	12	22	18,955,000	Roberto Kelly (86)
28 record(s)

Glossary:
Team Name Contextual to the grid but usually self-evident. Draft = Drafted team. League Abbreviation or name of league Division League division, geographically (usually) grouping of teams within a league W Wins (Pitcher or Team) L Losses (Pitcher or Team) WPct Winning Percentage (W/(W+L)) Rank If team context, indicates Divisional Rank LgRank Rank within a League. For MLB, refers to AL or NL MLBRank Rank in all of Major League Baseball for the season

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