2013 MLB Payrolls
As it does every year, the Associated Press has compiled the salaries of every player on every 25-man active roster. Since this information isn't public, it requires a little estimation, but these figures are the absolute best you're going to get. Figures are adjusted payroll, which takes into account cash received in trades, prorated signing bonuses, and other tweaks.
As has happened in years' past, Alex Rodriguez will be paid more ($29 million) than one entire team. This year it's the Astros.
Next season the Dodgers are expected to surpass the Yankees.
Sources: http://deadspin.com/2013-payrolls-and-salaries-for-every-mlb-team-462765594 and http://www.cbssports.com/mlb/story/21965743/baseball-payrolls-preliminary-list
New York Yankees $228,995,945
Los Angeles Dodgers $216,302,909
Philadelphia $159,578,214
Boston $158,967,286
Detroit $149,046,844
San Francisco $142,180,333
Los Angeles Angels $142,165,250
Texas $127,197,575
Chicago White Sox $124,065,277
Toronto $118,244,039
St. Louis $116,702,085
Washington $112,431,770
Cincinnati $110,565,728
Chicago Cubs $104,150,726
Baltimore $91,793,333
Milwaukee $91,003,366
Arizona $90,158,500
Atlanta $89,288,193
New York Mets $88,877,033
Seattle $84,295,952
Cleveland $82,517,300
Kansas City $80,491,725
Minnesota $75,562,500
Colorado $75,449,071
San Diego $71,689,900
Oakland $68,577,000
Pittsburgh $66,289,524
Tampa Bay $57,030,272
Miami $39,621,900
Houston $24,328,538
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How the heck do they get away with averaging less than a million $ per player? 
One thing I like about English soccer (I think) is how the worst team gets sent down to the next level and the best team from the second tier is raised up. Baseball should do that.
Twins Triple-A Redwings--(Did I say Triple-A?).. they lose all the time also...
Hell, the Twins could barely beat the Batavia Muckdogs.. MY TEAM! NY/Penn. :>
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