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  • Year WAR Salary $ Per Win Actual Value Additional Revenue Diff. Act. vs. Paid Diff. Rev. vs. Salary

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    The document compares compensation and actual value of Major League Baseball players from 1992-2000 who were either retained by their original team as free agents or signed with new teams as free agents. It shows that for players retained by original teams, their salary generally undervalued their performance and potential additional revenue they generated. However, for free agents signing with new teams, their large salaries generally overvalued their performance and potential additional revenue relative to what was paid. Overall, free agency salaries tended to overpay for player performance and revenue generation compared to retaining players.

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    The document compares compensation and actual value of Major League Baseball players from 1992-2000 who were either retained by their original team as free agents or signed with new teams as free agents. It shows that for players retained by original teams, their salary generally undervalued their performance and potential additional revenue they generated. However, for free agents signing with new teams, their large salaries generally overvalued their performance and potential additional revenue relative to what was paid. Overall, free agency salaries tended to overpay for player performance and revenue generation compared to retaining players.

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    Year WAR Salary $ Per Win Actual Value Additional Revenue Diff. Act. vs. Paid Diff. Rev. vs. Salary

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    The document compares compensation and actual value of Major League Baseball players from 1992-2000 who were either retained by their original team as free agents or signed with new teams as free agents. It shows that for players retained by original teams, their salary generally undervalued their performance and potential additional revenue they generated. However, for free agents signing with new teams, their large salaries generally overvalued their performance and potential additional revenue relative to what was paid. Overall, free agency salaries tended to overpay for player performance and revenue generation compared to retaining players.

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    Compensation Picks

    Year WAR Salary $ per Win Actual Value Additional Revenue Diff. Act. Vs. Paid Diff. Rev. Vs. Salary
    1992 33.3 $22,973,499 $689,895 $24,869,389 $10,504,252 $1,895,890 -$12,469,247
    1993 24.8 $54,910,499 $2,214,133 $21,076,041 $7,822,986 -$33,834,458 -$47,087,513
    1999 27 $39,400,500 $1,459,277.78 $38,364,453.00 $8,516,961 -$1,036,047 -$30,883,539
    2000 24.9 $14,975,000 $601,406 $60,269,028.21 $7,854,531 $45,294,028 -$7,120,469
    Totals: 110 $132,259,498 ### ### $34,698,730.00 $11,091,498 -$97,560,768
    Free Agents
    Year WAR Salary $ per Win Actual Value Additional Revenue Diff. Act. Vs. Paid Diff. Rev. Vs. Salary
    1992 52.3 $122,250,000 $2,337,476 $68,156,883 $16,497,669 -$54,093,117 -$105,752,331
    1993 167.9 $257,353,950 $1,532,781 $218,805,748 $52,962,880 -$38,548,202 -$204,391,070
    1999 186.5 $682,037,771 $3,657,039 $243,045,098 $58,830,120 -$438,992,673 -$623,207,652
    2000 34.8 $129,508,331 $3,721,504 $45,351,042 $10,977,416 -$84,157,289 -$118,530,915
    Totals:441.5 ### ### $575,358,771 $139,268,085 -$615,791,281 -$1,051,881,968

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