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Old 14 Apr 2006, 01:02 AM   #1
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Default Average Salary for EPL, NBA, MLB, NFL, NHL, MLS, WNBA, AFL etc...

NBA: $4,900,000
MLB: $2,866,544
NHL: $1,460,000 (used to be $1,830,000)
NFL: $1,250,000
EPL: $1,162,720
MLS*: $90,000????
AFL: $85,000
WNBA: $55,000

http://sport.independent.co.uk/footb...icle357006.ece

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What The Independent's survey revealed

AVERAGE BASIC WAGE

Premiership £676,000
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news?slu...v=ap&type=lgns

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This year's record $2,866,544 average was up 8.9 percent from last year's figure of $2,632,655.
http://www.answers.com/topic/salary-cap

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Average NBA salary is $4.9 million (U.S.), the highest of any major North American sports league.
http://www.dailypennsylvanian.com/vn.../425a1fefa4572

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With the average NFL career at only three and a half years, and the average salary at $1.25 million, a pro football career is often not enough to provide
http://proicehockey.about.com/od/col...l_salaries.htm

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In November, 2005, the Hockey News calculated the average NHL salary at $1.46 million for the 2005-06 season. That represents a drop of about $370,000 from 2003-04.

In 2003-04, the average NHL salary was $1.83 million.
http://www.bizjournals.com/sacrament...06/story7.html

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The average for the WNBA is around $50000
It is reported that it is around $55,000 now.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1143...rts_primary_hs

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Happily the AFL, which now boasts an average salary of $85,000, has opened up new opportunities for athletes.

http://www.bigsoccer.com/forum/showt...t=90001&page=3

2004 Season number. Can't find any other.
With the new contract for Eddie Johnson, Landon Donovan, Garcia, Palencia, I think the average went up a bit after 2 seasons. If it is 10k increase, then the average is $90,000 for MLS. However, MLS expanded the roster to 28 players. That will have a negative impact on the average salary.

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Just for the record (including Adu with DC);

(# players) total salary - avg salary - median salary

League (165 players) $13,342,158 - $80,862 - $52,250
Chicago(17) $1,329,273 - $78,193 - $33,075
Colorado(18) $1,648,250 - $91,569 - $46,463
Columbus(14) $1,394,994 - $99,642 - $72,150
Dallas(15) $741,515 - $49,434 - $44,550
D.C.(21) $2,075,067 - $98,813 - $80,000
Kansas City(14) $1,467,282 - $104,806 - $72,782
L.A.(15) $1,039,241 - $69,283 - $51,975
NY/NJ(15) $1,022,900 - $68,193 - $30,000
New England(14) $1,287,221 - $91,944 - $63,358
San Jose(18) $1,207,415 - $67,079 - $43,500

This is based on the first column or salaries
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Old 14 Apr 2006, 03:37 AM   #2
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NBA: $4,900,000

Any idea what the median salary is?
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Old 14 Apr 2006, 01:57 PM   #3
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Any idea what the median salary is?
about half of that, give or take.
So around $2.5 mil a year.
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Old 07 Jul 2007, 05:27 AM   #4
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http://sport.independent.co.uk/footb...icle357006.ece

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The average basic salary of a footballer in the English Premiership is £676,000 a year, or £13,000 per week, according to an exclusive survey of professional players by The Independent. That figure typically rises by between 60 and 100 per cent when performance-related bonuses, including for actually playing, are added.

The basic pay represents an average rise in earnings of 65 per cent since 2000, the last occasion that a large-scale study was done. The average then was £409,000 a year, or almost £8,000 a week.

The average basic annual Championship salary is now £195,750, up from £128,000 six years ago, or an increase of 53 per cent. The average in League One is now £67,850 (up from £54,600, or a rise of 24 per cent), and in League Two £49,600 (up from £38,800, up 28 per cent).
2006 season:

Premiership: $1,340,000
Championship: $390,000
League One: $134,000
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Old 07 Jul 2007, 05:32 AM   #5
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From one of your previous threads:

http://www.bigsoccer.com/forum/showp...5&postcount=18
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2006:

NBA: $4,900,000
MLB: $2,866,544
NHL: $1,460,000 (used to be $1,830,000)
NFL: $1,250,000
EPL: $1,162,720
MLS*: $90,000????
AFL: $85,000
WNBA: $55,000

2007-2008:

EPL: $2.2 mil (1.1 mil pounds_helps by a stronger pound)

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/st...435215&cc=5901

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The average Premier League footballer will earn around £1.1million a year next season, according to a new report.
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CFL:

http://www.combines.com/leagues/cfl.asp

Minimum Salary
$32,000*

Average Salary
$55,000*

*canadian $
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NBA: $4,900,000
MLB: $2,866,544
NHL: $1,460,000 (used to be $1,830,000)
NFL: $1,250,000
EPL: $1,162,720
MLS*: $90,000????
AFL: $85,000
WNBA: $55,000

Wow.
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NBA: $4,900,000
MLB: $2,866,544
NHL: $1,460,000 (used to be $1,830,000)
NFL: $1,250,000
EPL: $1,162,720
MLS*: $90,000????
AFL: $85,000
WNBA: $55,000
To get a fair comparison with MLS, wouldn't you have to include the baseball players who are under contract with major league teams but playing in the minors (for very little money)? And don't NHL teams do the same thing?
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To get a fair comparison with MLS, wouldn't you have to include the baseball players who are under contract with major league teams but playing in the minors (for very little money)? And don't NHL teams do the same thing?
No, because MLS salaries don't include the developmental players who aren't on the full roster either.
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