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 2017 team salaries for MLB teams.

The Zeros beat out the Piazza's (who shed $83 million in MLB salaries between '16 and '17) to be the team 
with the highest MLB payroll.  Lakeview is paying 12 people at least $10 million dollars.  Thanks to
an uptick in spending by the real life LA Dodgers it is a real team who has the highest total MLB 
salaries.

The Angry Candy own this year's lowest team MLB salary at a mere $74 million, with Hunter Pence's $18.7
million salary taking up 25% of the team total.  Despite their thriftiness, the Angry Candy would have
only been the 4th cheapest team behind the Padres, Rays and Brewers.

Rank   MLB Team                         Payroll              Rank    CFOD Team            Payroll
1      Los Angeles Dodgers              $242,065,828         1       Zeros                $231,569,000
2      New York Yankees                 $201,539,699         2       Piazza's             $185,545,000
3      Boston Red Sox                   $199,805,178         3       MooseDogs            $176,919,000
4      Detroit Tigers                   $199,750,600         4       Malice               $168,135,000
5      Toronto Blue Jays                $177,795,368         5       Termites             $167,854,000
6      Texas Rangers                    $175,909,063         6       Organization         $156,858,000
7      San Francisco Giants             $172,354,611         7       Sluggers             $152,323,000
8      Chicago Cubs                     $172,189,880         8       Syndicate            $147,916,000
9      Washington Nationals             $167,846,918         9       Mangos               $143,782,000
10     Baltimore Orioles                $163,676,616         10      Walruses             $135,880,000
11     Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim    $160,375,333         11      Pirates              $123,705,000
12     New York Mets                    $155,187,460         12      Arthropods           $123,150,000
13     Seattle Mariners                 $154,800,918         13      'Topes               $122,641,000
14     St. Louis Cardinals              $152,452,933         14      Climbers             $119,379,000
15     Kansas City Royals               $140,925,250         15      Moshers              $117,516,000
16     Colorado Rockies                 $130,963,571         16      Thunder              $116,989,000
17     Cleveland Indians                $124,861,165         17      Brouhaha             $115,573,000
18     Houston Astros                   $124,343,900         18      Coneheads            $115,110,000
19     Atlanta Braves                   $112,437,541         19      Rainiers             $108,394,000
20     Miami Marlins                    $111,881,100         20      Pitbulls             $107,131,000
21     Philadelphia Phillies            $111,378,000         21      Fightin' Oglethorpes $105,137,000
22     Minnesota Twins                  $108,077,500         22      Pioneers              $96,801,000
23     Pittsburgh Pirates               $100,575,946         23      Rock                  $88,935,000
24     Chicago White Sox                 $99,119,770         24      Angry Candy           $74,276,000
25     Cincinnati Reds                   $93,768,785
26     Arizona Diamondbacks              $93,257,600
27     Oakland Athletics                 $81,738,333
28     San Diego Padres                  $71,624,400
29     Tampa Bay Rays                    $69,962,532
30     Milwaukee Brewers                 $63,061,300