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Hank Aaron made $5,000 during his first year with the Braves, and made $220,000 in 1974, his last year with the Braves. With the Brewers his last two seasons, 1975, and 1976, he made $240,000. and $250,000.
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Hank Aaron made $5,000. with the Milwaukee Braves in 1954 his rookie year, and a high salary of $250,000. in his last year with the Milwaukee Brewers.
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