ESPN.comNEW YORK -- Baseball commissioner Bud Selig made more than all but three of his sport's players in 2007.
Selig received a raise of about $3 million to nearly $17.5 million that year, according to Major League Baseball's latest tax return.
His compensation was listed at $17,470,491 for the 12 months that ended Oct. 31, 2007, according to the return, which is available at guidestar.org. That was up from $14,515,071 in the prior 12 months.
MLB's contribution to Selig in its benefit plan was $461,540, an increase from $400,999 in the previous return. He got $422,590 in expense account and other allowances, up from $140,603 in the previous fiscal year.
His total compensatoin adding benefits and expenses was $18.35 million.
2 comments:
-Conley
Bottomeline. Baseball stinks.
If I want to watch any baseball, I watch A.) Little League Worlds Series or B.) the college softball (woman)
Or the movie Major League.
I can't take the sport anymore. All i hear is negative this and negative that.
I guess no one listens to Neil Diamond anymore.
Touch of old time. Cory Snyder, this Buds for you.
Womens College Softball rules. Bottom line.
Alex Cole steals second base.
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