Major League Baseball revealed its 2025 post-season bonus pool for players on Thursday, with the back-to-back World Series-champion Los Angeles Dodgers earning 36 per cent ($46.15 million) of the total $128.2 million pool, per Sportico’s report.

The Toronto Blue Jays, who were dealt a heartbreaking loss in Game 7 of the World Series at Rogers Centre last month, received 24 per cent ($30.76 million) of the post-season bonus pool. They issued a total of 70 full shares, valued at $354,118 each (Dodgers handed out 82 full shares worth $484,748 each), and 15.44 partial shares, according to the report.

This year’s bonus pool was a tick below the 2024 post-season’s record-breaking total of $129.1 million. Per the CBA’s guidelines, players and managers who participated in the playoffs receive a full share, as do any players who were placed on the injured list by June 1 or later. Teams must cast votes on any players who weren’t on the roster before that date to decide whether they receive a full or partial share.

Many club staffers are not eligible to receive post-season shares, but can earn cash awards from the pool. Front-office executives aren’t eligible to receive either.

Here are each player’s bonus pool allotments and full share totals for the other 10 post-season teams:

These bonuses primarily benefit players who are either within their first few years of arbitration eligibility or remain in the pre-arbitration stage of their careers.