Dodgers payroll breakdown
A look at the Dodger payroll, from 2011-2014 and beyond
A look at the Dodger payroll, from 2011-2014 and beyond
The Dodgers today finalized their contract with Juan Uribe. The total is three years, $21 million, as broken down by Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times.
Jay Gibbons re-signed with the Dodgers today, on a one-year contract to likely occupy a bench role in 2011. What we do know is that Gibbons' deal is for one year, and includes incentives. This is a look at the details behind the MLB minimum salary for 2011.
Ted Lilly's three-year, $33 million contract with the Dodgers is heavily back-loaded, with $13.5 million being paid in 2013, the final season of the contract.
An analysis of the salaries added by the Dodgers with their deadline trades this week.
A look at the difference in opening day payroll between the 2009 and 2010 Dodgers.
With the signings of Ronnie Belliard and Brad Ausmus, here is an updated look at the contract incentives in Dodger contracts.
A breakdown of performance bonuses written into the contracts of the 2010 Dodgers
The Dodgers signed all six remaining arbitration eligible players, giving a clearer picture to their payroll for both 2010 and 2011.
Dodger Payroll Poll