48. Prince Fielder
Takings/Payouts: $24 million
Advertisements: $300,000
Total Earnings: $24.3 million
He is an American
professional baseball first baseman, designated hitter for the Texas Rangers of
Major League Baseball, and also played for the Milwaukee Brewers and Detroit
Tigers
Neck surgery sidelined Fielder for all
but 42 games in his first season in Texas. Nevertheless, he still
pocketed his full $24 million salary in 2014. The Tigers, who signed Fielder to
his current $214 million contract before trading him to Texas, will cover $30
million of Fielder's take home pay between 2016 and 2020. He has endorsement
contracts with Nike and Rawlings.
49. Joe Johnson
Takings/Payouts: $23.2 million
Advertisements: $1 million
Total Earnings: $24.2 million
He is an American professional basketball player currently plays
for Brooklyn Nets of
the National Basketball Association.
The 2015-16 season is the final year of
the 6-year, $120 million contract Johnson signed with the Atlanta Hawks before
being dealt with the Brooklyn Nets in 2012. His $24.9 million salary next
season will be second highest in the NBA after Kobe Bryant. He made his seventh
All-Star team in 2014. Endorsements with Nike as a Jordan Brand athlete makes
his income expanded.
50. Joe Mauer
Takings/Payouts: $23 million
Advertisements: $1 million
Total Earnings: $24 million
He is an American professional baseball player who has played as a catcher,
designated hitter, and first baseman for the Minnesota Twins in Major League
Baseball.
He bagged the 2009 American League MVP
Award into an eight-year, $184 million deal extension before the 2010 season.
The Minnesota Twins still indebted Mauer $23 million each year from 2016 to
2018. The six-time All-Star stepped to first base in 2014 after 10 years as a
catcher in the majors. His endorsement earnings are down, but he still
maintains contracts with Nike, Rawlings and Steiner Sports.
51. CC Sabathia
Takings/Payouts: $23 million
Advertisements: $900,000
Total earnings: $23.9 million
He is an American professional baseball pitcher for the New York
Yankees of Major League Baseball, who upon signing with the Yankees prior to the
2009 season, became the highest-paid pitcher in MLB history.
The left-handed throwing ace is still
getting paid like a star through the seven-year, $161 million contract before
the 2009 season, which was the largest ever for a pitcher at the time. He
released his first children's book last year: "CC Claus: A Baseball
Christmas Story."
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