A player is eligible as soon as they are placed active on the major league roster. If the player does not play, they still earn the major league minimum.
No exact salary.
1. Players are paid 1/162 of their salary for each game they are active. As long as they are on the major league roster during the season, they will earn at least the minimum
The minimum salary in the NFL is $450000 for players with the one year service. It is however, $525000 for players with two years of service.
As of 2010, the minimum salary for a first-year Major League player is $400,000.
According to the 5 year contract signed between the owners and players in 2006, the minimum salary in 2008 is $390,000 and in 2009, the minimum salary will be $400,000.
Yes, players on an MLB active roster must get at least the Major League minimum salary, whether or not they play.
The minimum salary in the NFL is decided by how many years the player has played in the league. For the 2010 season, the minimum salary for rookies was $320,000. One year players minimum was $395,000, two year players minimum was $470,000, and three year players minimum was $545,000. For players that had 4-6 years in the league the minimum was $630,000. For players with 7-9 years in the league the minimum was $755,000 and for those players with 10 or more years the minimum was $855,000.
The minimum salary for an AFL player is somewhere around $30,000. The league average salary is around $75,000 with top players making in the neighborhood of $200,000 per year.
there is a minimum salary for nhl players, this changes every year
There is no team minimum salary but there is a player minimum salary, that being $400,000 in the 2010 season. With 25 players on the opening day roster, if every one of them made the minimum salary the team's payroll would be $10,000,000. In the 2010 season, the smallest opening day payroll was $34,943,000 by the Pittsburgh Pirates.
it's about almost 1 million for the triple-A players and 200000 for AA and A players
$350-$450 per week not including room and board or road expenses. Not much compared to the big leagues.