The Braves and three other division series-losing teams each received $2,037,228.92 in playoff money, and Atlanta players voted to divide theirs into 52 full shares worth $34,012 apiece, plus 7-1/4 partial shares and nine cash awards.
The Dodgers and Tigers, who lost in the two league championship series, got $7,522,076.02 apiece. The Dodgers divided theirs into 58 full shares of $108,037.06, plus 10 partial shares and five cash awards.
The NLCS champion Cardinals got $15,044,152.03 and awarded 56 full shares worth $228,300.17, plus 9.8 partial shares and two cash awards.
The World Series champion Red Sox received $22,566,228.05, which they divided into 58 full shares of $307,322.68, plus 14.9 partial shares and 21 cash awards.
Cincinnati and Cleveland, which lost in the wild card games, got $940,259.50 apiece, and a full share was worth more than $15,000 with each team.
The players’ pool for 2013 totaled $62,683,966.80, and was divided among 10 postseason teams. The pool money came from 50 percent of gate receipts for the wild card games, and 60 percent of gate receipts for the first three games of each division series, the first four games of the league championship series and the first four games of the World Series.
