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Life as a minor league baseball player can best be described as a grind and lacks the glamor and amenities of playing in the major leagues. But players still decide to take it up as a profession in hopes of making it to The Big Show one day, despite some of them playing on a salary of $11,000 a year.
For Ryan Sherriff, a minor league pitcher in the St. Louis Cardinals organization, the low pay and grueling lifestyle that often sees teams on the road for up to 3 weeks, is worth it, and he’s willing to make sacrifices to chase his dream. That includes not paying for a car during the team’s spring training in Jupiter, Florida.
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