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 2018 team salaries for MLB teams. The Zeros repeat as the team with the highest MLB payroll, with 5 players with a $20+ millilon salary and 9 players with at least $10+ million. Still, they were not as high as MLB's Boston Red Sox. The Pitbulls and Rainiers are playing their players less than the lowest team in MLB, 2018's White Sox. Of the Pitbull's $59 million team salary, longtime player Andrew McCutchen makes 25% of that. Rank MLB Team Team Salary Rank CFOD Team Team Salary 1 Red Sox $240,000,000 1 Zeros $225,860,000 2 Giants $213,000,000 2 Organization $195,663,000 3 Dodgers $191,000,000 3 Malice $190,111,000 4 Cubs $189,000,000 4 Arthropods $185,994,000 5 Nationals $188,000,000 5 MooseDogs $181,959,000 6 Angels $183,000,000 6 Piazza's $170,366,000 7 Yankees $173,000,000 7 Pioneers $169,124,000 8 Blue Jays $173,000,000 8 Moshers $156,802,000 9 Cardinals $169,000,000 9 Syndicate $151,915,000 10 Mets $164,000,000 10 Climbers $151,604,000 11 Astros $164,000,000 11 Mangos $143,888,000 12 Mariners $161,000,000 12 Termites $133,768,000 13 Rangers $152,000,000 13 Walruses $133,576,000 14 Orioles $150,000,000 14 Coneheads $130,165,000 15 Rockies $147,000,000 15 Rock $125,244,000 16 Indians $142,000,000 16 Pirates $124,328,000 17 Diamondbacks $141,000,000 17 Sluggers $121,132,000 18 Royals $141,000,000 18 Thunder $118,532,000 19 Tigers $134,000,000 19 AngryCandy $117,896,000 20 Twins $125,000,000 20 Brouhaha $103,561,000 21 Braves $122,000,000 21 Topes $98,242,000 22 Phillies $105,000,000 22 Fightin' Oglethorpes $93,053,000 23 Reds $104,000,000 23 Rainers $74,418,000 24 Padres $104,000,000 24 Pitbulls $59,323,000 25 Marlins $103,000,000 26 Brewers $96,000,000 27 Pirates $95,000,000 28 Rays $85,000,000 29 Athletics $82,000,000 30 White Sox $77,000,000