The salary of a Baseball stadium organist can vary depending on factors such as the team's budget, the organist's experience, and the number of games they play. On average, stadium organists can earn anywhere from $30,000 to $60,000 per year. Some may earn additional income from playing at other events or venues.
Oh, dude, you're really concerned about the financial well-being of those stadium organists, huh? Well, ballpark (pun intended), the pay for baseball stadium organists can vary depending on the team and the level of experience. Some may make around $30,000 to $50,000 per season, but hey, at least they get to play some sweet tunes while fans enjoy the game, right?
I was the Stadium Organist for the Cleveland Indians for 2 seasons back when they played in Cleveland Stadium in 1985 and 1986 and I got paid AFM Union scale of $100 per game for each 81 game home season, plus free food, parking and a lot of free press coverage. I sat in at Angels Stadium in the 90's twice for my friend Peggy Duesquenel and got Union scale at $247 per game.
ricky Dee (rick depiro)
They are paid about 2,000,000
not enough
1800
Because Qualcomm Inc. paid for the rights to name the stadium.
Because the Lucas Oil company paid for naming rights to the stadium.
baseball
Depends on how good they are.
i believe he was in baseball at that time
85k
they dont really get paid that much for there work
There is no such thing as a midfielder in baseball. I believe that is a position in soccer.
if you play professional baseball, you have to hit 3 times out of 10 to be paid over $1,000,000.