40. Ryan Howard
Takings/Payouts: $25 million
Advertisements: $600,000
Total Earnings: $25.6 million
He is an American
professional baseball first baseman for the Philadelphia Phillies f Major
League Baseball. Stands 6 feet 4 inches and weighs 240 pounds, Howard bats and
throws left-handed.
The Phillies owe him a $25 million
salary in 2016 plus a $10 million buyout for his 2017 compensation despite a
poor performance that included a .233 average and league-leading 190 strikeouts
in 2014. The slugger inked a 5-year, $125 million contract extension in 2010.
Together with his wife, they released the first in a series of children's book
in January through Scholastic. His endorsements include are New Balance,
Rawlings and Lojo Sports.
41. Dwight Howard
Takings/Payouts: $21.5 million
Advertisements: $4 million
Total Earnings: $25.5 million
He is an American
professional basketball player who currently plays for the Houston Rockets of
the National Basketball Association.
He joined the Houston Rockets as a free
agent in 2013 on a 4-year, $88 million deal. Injuries slowed down the 6-foot-11
center during the 2014-15 season when he missed 41 games and averaged his
lowest rebounds and points per game since his rookie season of 2004-05. He
still has a contract with Adidas, but sales for his signature shoe were only
$1.5 million in the U.S. last year.
42. Cliff Lee
Takings/Payouts: $25 million
Advertisements: $200,000
Total Earnings: $25.2 million
He is
an American professional baseball player who is a starting pitcher for the
Philadelphia Phillies. Stands 6 feet 3 inches and weighs 205 pounds, Lee was
born in Benton, Arkansas.
The 2008 Cy Young award winner will
bank $37.5 million from the Philadelphia Phillies in 2015 once the team employs
its preference to buy out his 2016 salary for $12.5 million. The buyout looks
likely with the lefty sidelined towards the end of July with an injured elbow.
In last two months of 2014, he also missed with the injury.
43. Miguel Cabrera
Takings/Payouts: $22.1 million
Endorsements: $3 million
Total Earnings: $25.1 million
Nicknamed "Miggy", Miguel is a Venezuelan professional
baseball first baseman who plays for the Detroit Tigers of Major League
Baseball.
His current 8-year, $152 million
contract with the Detroit Tigers runs through the 2015 season, but the Tigers
added eight years and $248 million in an extension agrred in March 2014. In
2012, he became the first player to win the Triple Crown since Carl Yastrzemski
in 1968, making a good achievement for his bank account. His off-field earnings
have ascended in recent years.
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