What does Major League Baseball pay?
Median total pay is about $117,500 per year, with most roles between $76,250 and $166,250 — based on salary ranges disclosed in Major League Baseball's own job postings.
$117,500
Median total pay
$76,250
25th percentile
$166,250
75th percentile
35
Posted salaries
Highest-paying roles at Major League Baseball
Senior Counsel, Media Distribution
$235,000–$265,000
Counsel, Business & Technology
$180,000–$200,000
Counsel, Corporate & Finance
$180,000–$200,000
Director, MarTech Product & Enablement
$170,000–$200,000
Director, Accounting
$150,000–$190,000
Director, MarTech Strategy & Activation
$155,000–$190,000
Major League Baseball salary FAQ
What is the median salary at Major League Baseball?
Based on 35 salaried US roles currently posted, the median total pay at Major League Baseball is about $117,500 per year.
What is the salary range at Major League Baseball?
Most posted roles fall between $76,250 and $166,250, with the full range spanning $25,000 to $265,000.
Does Major League Baseball publish salaries?
These figures come from Major League Baseball's own job postings (salary ranges disclosed on listings), aggregated by Hireoven. Actual offers vary by level, location and negotiation.
Salary figures are aggregated from disclosed ranges in Major League Baseball's active US job postings on Hireoven's live index. Annualized; hourly listings excluded. Actual compensation varies by level, location and negotiation. Last updated 2026.