CFOD teams do not base their salary caps on real life MLB salaries. But what if they did? Below is a comparison of opening day rosters for CFOD teams with their real-life MLB salaries. Also for comparison are the actual 2016 team salaries for MLB teams. For the 4th straight year the San Francisco Piazza's repeat as the team with the highest MLB payroll, and once again beat the Dodgers (handily) in terms of dollars being paid out. The Piazza's are paying 12 players at least $10 million this year. The youth-oriented Pirates are at the bottom of the MLB salaries at 74 million, with Evan Longoria being the only player on the roster making more than $6 million. The MLB Astros still had a lower payroll, being $5 million under the Pirates. Rank CFOD Team Opening Day Rank MLB Team Opening Day 1 Piazza's $268,825,000 1 Dodgers $223,352,402 2 MooseDogs $192,616,000 2 Yankees $213,472,857 3 Zeros $171,123,000 3 Red Sox $182,161,414 4 Climbers $165,230,000 4 Tigers $172,282,250 5 Organization $165,047,000 5 Giants $166,495,942 6 Termites $158,029,000 6 Nationals $166,010,977 7 Malice $151,720,000 7 Angels $146,449,583 8 Thunder $148,860,000 8 Rangers $144,307,373 9 Syndicate $147,672,000 9 Phillies $133,048,000 10 Walruses $143,106,000 10 Blue Jays $126,369,628 11 Arthropod $140,524,000 11 Mariners $122,706,842 12 'Topes $135,268,000 12 Cardinals $120,301,957 13 Mangos $131,387,000 13 Reds $116,732,284 14 Rainiers $126,108,000 14 Cubs $116,654,522 15 Sluggers $122,166,000 15 Orioles $115,587,632 16 Pioneers $117,902,000 16 Royals $112,914,525 17 Pitbulls $111,658,000 17 Padres $112,895,700 18 Fightin' Oglethorpes $104,482,000 18 Twins $108,262,000 19 Brouhaha $100,185,000 19 Mets $99,626,453 20 Moshers $ 99,728,000 20 White Sox $98,712,867 21 Rock $ 98,826,000 21 Brewers $98,683,035 22 Coneheads $ 90,307,000 22 Rockies $98,261,171 23 Angry Candy $ 90,051,000 23 Braves $87,622,648 24 Pirates $ 74,582,000 24 Indians $86,339,067 25 Pirates $85,885,832 26 Marlins $84,637,500 27 Athletics $80,279,166 28 Rays $73,649,584 29 Diamondbacks $70,762,833 30 Astros $69,064,200