All 30 clubs
Revenue, payroll and tax for every MLB club. Select a club for its full page, or see where the numbers come from.
AL East
| Club | Revenue, 2025 (estimated) | Rank | Operating income (estimated) | Rank | Paid tax, 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Baltimore Orioles | $355M | 16th | $23M | 16th | No |
| Boston Red Sox | $567M | 4th | $78M | 1st | Yes |
| New York Yankees | $710M | 2nd | −$53M | 28th | Yes |
| Tampa Bay Rays | $290M | 29th | $31M | 10th | No |
| Toronto Blue Jays | $445M | 11th | −$71M | 29th | Yes |
AL Central
| Club | Revenue, 2025 (estimated) | Rank | Operating income (estimated) | Rank | Paid tax, 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chicago White Sox | $239M | 30th | −$40M | 24th | No |
| Cleveland Guardians | $337M | 19th | $53M | 4th (tie) | No |
| Detroit Tigers | $363M | 15th | $27M | 11th (tie) | No |
| Kansas City Royals | $330M | 21st (tie) | $25M | 14th | No |
| Minnesota Twins | $315M | 27th | $11M | 18th | No |
AL West
| Club | Revenue, 2025 (estimated) | Rank | Operating income (estimated) | Rank | Paid tax, 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Athletics | $320M | 24th (tie) | $45M | 8th | No |
| Houston Astros | $464M | 9th | −$45M | 26th | Yes |
| Los Angeles Angels | $377M | 14th | −$14M | 20th | No |
| Seattle Mariners | $390M | 13th | $24M | 15th | No |
| Texas Rangers | $398M | 12th | −$44M | 25th | Yes |
NL East
| Club | Revenue, 2025 (estimated) | Rank | Operating income (estimated) | Rank | Paid tax, 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Atlanta Braves | $524M | 7th | $27M | 11th (tie) | No |
| Miami Marlins | $320M | 24th (tie) | $53M | 4th (tie) | No |
| New York Mets | $553M | 5th | −$213M | 30th | Yes |
| Philadelphia Phillies | $539M | 6th | −$52M | 27th | Yes |
| Washington Nationals | $300M | 28th | −$15M | 21st | No |
NL Central
| Club | Revenue, 2025 (estimated) | Rank | Operating income (estimated) | Rank | Paid tax, 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chicago Cubs | $599M | 3rd | $58M | 2nd | No |
| Cincinnati Reds | $336M | 20th | $26M | 13th | No |
| Milwaukee Brewers | $354M | 17th | $47M | 7th | No |
| Pittsburgh Pirates | $330M | 21st (tie) | $48M | 6th | No |
| St. Louis Cardinals | $350M | 18th | $33M | 9th | No |
NL West
| Club | Revenue, 2025 (estimated) | Rank | Operating income (estimated) | Rank | Paid tax, 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arizona Diamondbacks | $324M | 23rd | −$31M | 23rd | No |
| Colorado Rockies | $319M | 26th | $20M | 17th | No |
| Los Angeles Dodgers | $850M | 1st | −$20M | 22nd | Yes |
| San Diego Padres | $452M | 10th | −$1M | 19th | Yes |
| San Francisco Giants | $477M | 8th | $54M | 3rd | No |
Figures are reported unless marked: * estimated. About labels Marks on a column heading apply to the whole column. Revenue and operating income: Forbes, Mar 2026. Tax: MLB year-end figures. Full tables on the revenue and payrolls pages.
Operating income is Forbes' estimate of what's left after payroll and every other cost of running the club, for one regular season. It isn't money set aside to run the organization. It counts luxury tax payments as a cost and leaves out playoff revenue, franchise value growth and businesses owners run alongside the club. A negative figure isn't the same as an owner losing money. What it leaves out