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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1566929)	10/21/2025 1:18:32 PM
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They need to pay these poor boys more, Toronto's opening-day payroll of $239,242,531 ranked fifth in baseball. The Dodgers ($319,537,290) were second to the New York Mets. cbc.ca Shoeless Joe Jackson 1917–18 seasons, Jackson signed a contract for $6,000 per year. 1919 season, his base pay was about $5,250 (due to a shortened 140-game schedule at $1,000/month) plus a bonus of $750, which brought his total up to approximately $6,000 for that season. 1920 season, Jackson signed a three-year contract that paid $8,000 per year. $6,000 in 1917 $6,000 in 1918 $6,000 in 1919 $8,000 in 1920