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 2023 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 Piazza's continue to have the most expensive team in the league for the 4th time in 5 years, cracking the $300 million mark, spending more than anyone else in MLB except for the Mets. The Sluggers are the most frugal team this year, with team salaries totalling a mere $88.5 million, but there were still 5 MLB teams with cheaper payrolls. CFOD Team RealMLBSalaries MLB Team RealMLBSalaries Piazza's $300,827,000 N.Y. Mets $353,546,854 Arthropods $213,223,000 N.Y. Yankees $276,999,872 Rougarou $211,357,000 San Diego $248,995,932 Termites $211,175,000 Philadelphia $243,009,439 MooseDogs $194,174,000 L.A. Dodgers $222,717,834 Fightin' Oglethorpes $189,382,000 L.A. Angels $212,228,096 Nameless Rangers $188,373,000 Toronto $209,938,983 Climbers $178,414,000 Atlanta $203,077,500 Rainiers $177,906,000 Texas $195,869,490 Mangos $165,319,000 Houston $192,667,233 SuperSquad $161,628,000 San Francisco $187,932,500 Rock $156,917,000 Chicago Cubs $184,219,250 Angry Candy $151,745,000 Boston $181,207,484 Organization $148,876,000 Chicago White Sox $181,158,666 Thunder $146,532,000 St. Louis $175,637,308 Syndicate $143,282,000 Colorado $171,108,778 Coneheads $139,855,000 Minnesota $153,588,740 Droplets $137,316,000 Seattle $137,119,947 Brouhaha $133,244,000 Detroit $122,235,500 Hubris $125,493,000 Milwaukee $118,761,987 Moshers $111,052,000 Arizona $116,471,292 Pirates $108,850,000 Washington $101,190,153 Pioneers $96,791,000 Kansas City $92,468,100 Sluggers $88,550,000 Miami $91,700,000 Cleveland $89,424,629 Cincinnati $83,610,000 Pittsburgh $73,277,500 Tampa Bay $73,184,811 Baltimore $60,722,300 Oakland $56,895,000