Where Do The Colorado Rockies Stack Up In Payroll & Salaries?

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Apr 20, 2013; Denver, CO, USA; General view of the baseball hat and glove of Colorado Rockies starting pitcher Jorge De La Rosa (29) (not pictured) during the game against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Coors Field. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports

With Opening Day just around the corner, it’s time to look at where the Colorado Rockies rank up in payroll and salary throughout the league. Deadspin did a nice piece this morning, rounding up every teams salary and payroll; including players from top to bottom on the roster. The Colorado Rockies are currently 17th in the league sitting at a payroll of $95,832,071 to begin the 2014 season. This comes to a surprise as Colorado hasn’t been much of a spending team the past couple of years. They usually hovered around the 22-27 ranking in the past few seasons. Here is the complete list via TablePress.

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As for the Colorado Rockies as a whole, it’s no surprise that all-star shortstop and gold glover Troy Tulowitzki is the highest paid player earning $16,000,000 this season. Once more, here is the complete list of Colorado’s player salaries.

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After today’s Spring Training game against the San Francisco Giants, Colorado has just two games remaining before opening up the regular season on the road as they will take on the Miami Marlins on March 31st.