Marlins CEO Derek Jeter Forgoing <br />$5 Million Salary During <br />Coronavirus Pandemic Jeter told his employees during Monday's <br />conference call that he will be forgoing his <br />salary indefinitely, according to ESPN. The former Yankees shortstop and current <br />Florida Marlins CEO has a reported <br />salary of $5 million annually. Jeter said that members of the Marlins' baseball <br />operations will be paid through at least May 31. Other members of the Marlins executive team also <br />agreed to take pay cuts, according to reports. Major League Baseball spring training was suspended <br />on March 12 due to the coronavirus pandemic. The start of the MLB season, scheduled for <br />March 26, has been delayed indefinitely. MLB has said it will continue to pay its roughly 1,200 <br />full-time and part-time employees through May.
