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 2024 team salaries for MLB teams (which includes injured reserve & players in minors that have major league contracts - but the total amount does vary depending on what source you go with). The 2023 CFOD champion Termites are likely facing a down year, but they'll do it with lots of veteran presence as they top the MLB salary charts, spending even more than the Mets. The rebuilding Droplets are the cheapest team this year at $73 million, who are still beat by the very frugal Oakland A's at $60 million. CFOD Team MLB Salary MLB Team MLB Salary Termites $306,318,000 Mets $305,624,274 Piazza's $289,971,000 Yankees $303,322,047 Arthropods $288,103,000 Dodgers $249,823,654 Organization $197,393,000 Phillies $243,476,617 Fightin' Oglethorpes $194,722,000 Astros $236,524,482 SuperSquad $191,615,000 Rangers $223,355,753 Pirates $190,376,000 Blue Jays $221,862,600 Hubris $190,024,000 Braves $217,290,000 Mangos $189,322,000 Cubs $213,020,500 Rainiers $180,834,000 Giants $211,044,828 Thunder $180,408,000 Cardinals $179,553,567 Climbers $177,494,000 Red Sox $176,458,748 Rock $155,103,000 Angels $172,993,096 Coneheads $153,567,000 Padres $161,937,554 Syndicate $151,493,000 White Sox $142,995,900 Rougarou $150,449,000 Rockies $142,571,000 MooseDogs $130,966,000 Diamondbacks $140,825,700 Brouhaha $117,857,000 Mariners $135,738,647 Pioneers $114,562,000 Nationals $126,862,600 Angry Candy $113,544,000 Twins $124,077,590 Sluggers $103,864,000 Royals $115,257,261 Moshers $99,732,000 Reds $106,441,547 Ziggurats $78,477,000 Brewers $105,833,094 Droplets $73,650,000 Tigers $103,834,833 Rays $101,023,112 Marlins $97,227,400 Orioles $94,520,400 Guardians $93,333,629 Pirates $85,760,000 Athletics $60,503,298