Benefits or Player Benefit Costs Sample Clauses

Benefits or Player Benefit Costs. (1) Definition (a) Contributions to the Major League Baseball Players Xxx- xxxx Plan, in the full amounts called for by paragraph 5 of the Agreement Re: Major League Baseball Players Benefit Plan (including contributions made on behalf of former Players and others); (b) Workers’ compensation premiums, payroll, unemploy- ment compensation and social security taxes (including payments made on behalf of a Player released from a Contract that covers that Contract Year, provided that the Player’s Salary is included in a Club’s final Actual Club Payroll for that Contract Year); (c) Spring training allowances (as described in Article VII(C)), championship season meal and tip allowances (as described in Article VII(B)), All-Star Game expenses (as described in Article VII(E)) and “in-season supplemental allowances” (as described in Article VII(F)); (d) Moving and traveling expenses (as described in Article VIII), including payments made to former Players in connection with relocations resulting from assignments while they were active Players; (e) Contributions (in their entirety) to the post-season Players’ pool as described in Article X; (f) The College Scholarship Plan (including payments made on behalf of former players); and (g) Player medical costs (i.e., fees to doctors, hospitals, and other health care providers, and the drugs and other medical sup- plies for the treatment of Player injuries), but not including salaries of trainers or other Club personnel, or the costs of Club medical or training equipment, or any costs reimbursed or paid for through workers’ compensation or any other medical insur- ance. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the amount of Player med- ical costs included in “Benefits” may not increase by more than ten percent (10%) each Contract Year beginning with the increase from the 2002 to the 2003 Contract Year.

Benefits or Player Benefit Costs