Sentence examples for whose payroll from inspiring English sources

The Braves, whose payroll is just beyond $90 million, at least made Rodriguez an offer.

These are the Expos whose payroll is $39 million, compared with the Mets' $98 million.

The "gentleman narco," as I heard him called in Guadalajara, knew who in the Army was on whose payroll.

The oddity is that this year's circumstances mean the Mets, a team whose payroll exceeds $140 million, are the ones trying to stymie the Marlins, whose payroll is less than a quarter of that.

He has huffed and puffed all season long about his $180 million team, whose payroll dwarfs every other.

He fired his general manager, whose payroll he hamstrung by overpaying by at least $100 million to sign Alex Rodriguez.

Teams whose payrolls exceed that level will pay a 17.5percenttaxax on the portion above the threshold.

The solution was to use money from the competitive balance tax — sometimes called a luxury tax — collected from wealthier teams whose payrolls go above guidelines.

The Dodgers are one of 14 clubs whose payrolls have fallen from last season, another sign of how the recession has touched baseball.

In his memo to players, Fehr pointed out that the owners' tax proposal would affect seven teams, whose payrolls exceed $102 million.

Teams whose payrolls exceed a given threshold would be subject to a punitive tax and prevented from taking advantage of most exceptions to the cap, making it all but equivalent to a firm ceiling.