Below is a comparison of each team's actual salary paid to their team (if they actually made that salary and not a piddling $1-$3) compared to their major league baseball counterparts in 2010. The CFOD has a bit of a harsher attitude towards players, since nobody is forced to keep that $15 million a year player who is on the DL the whole year. Once again, nobody could hold a candle to the Yankees in spending, and the Red Sox and Cubs also spent more than the highest payroll team in the CFOD, which this year is the Topeka MooseDogs. Lots of thrifty MLB teams, as no less than 5 teams had a payroll less than the CFOD's lowest team, the Miami Mangos. Yankees $206,333,389 MooseDogs $145,424,000 RedSox $162,747,333 Termites $139,604,000 Cubs $146,859,000 AngryCandy $136,054,000 Phillies $141,927,381 Walruses $130,306,000 Mets $132,701,445 Arthropods $127,650,000 Tigers $122,864,929 Moshers $121,982,000 WhiteSox $108,273,197 'Topes $117,625,000 Angels $105,013,667 Piazza's $111,368,000 Mariners $98,376,667 Malice $107,094,000 Giants $97,828,833 RamJets $106,598,000 Twins $97,559,167 Pioneers $105,234,000 Dodgers $94,945,517 Pirates $102,128,000 Cardinals $93,540,753 Shriners $102,102,000 Astros $92,355,500 Brouhaha $101,141,000 Braves $84,423,667 BridgeBats $99,797,000 Rockies $84,227,000 Climbers $90,223,000 Orioles $81,612,500 Syndicate $88,295,000 Brewers $81,108,279 Pitbulls $83,442,000 Reds $72,386,544 Thunder $78,666,000 Royals $72,267,710 Mudfish $78,472,000 Rays $71,923,471 Sluggers $77,361,000 BlueJays $62,689,357 Rock $74,589,000 Nationals $61,425,000 Coneheads $74,155,000 Indians $61,203,967 Mangos $60,583,000 DiamondBacks $60,718,167 Marlins $55,641,500 Rangers $55,250,545 A's $51,654,900 Padres $37,799,300 Pirates $34,943,000