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56 Saturday, December 20, 2014 DAILY NEWS NYDailyNews.com SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI DEC 20 DEC 21 DEC 22 DEC 23 DEC 24 DEC 25 DEC 26 Brassard 'rusty' after mumps bout iySM 1:00 3:30 noon MSG MSG e-MSG DET DEN BOS UBjl 6:00 7:30 1:00 HlHUd CAR CAR WSH 7:00 7:00 7:00 MSG MSG MSG TB I I MTL I 7:00 7:00 MSG2 MSG2 PBl WSH CAR msg msg ESPN. LBS-Long Beach State. i c-Carnesecca Arena. e-also on RAMS Sunday 4:05 p.m., Ch. 1 Blue boxes indicate home games.

PATRIOTS Sunday 1 p.m., Ch. 2 LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENT Tonight's LOTTO jackpot is $4.4 MILLION! NEWYORK Eagles at Washington Chargers at49ers 8:25 FOOTBALL 4:30 2014 Luxury Tax Payrolls Final 2014 payrollsforthe 30 major league teamsfor purposes of the luxury tax, as defined by baseball'scollective bargaining agreement and sent to clubs by the commissioner's office. Figuresare for 40-man rosters and include the average annual values of contracts and $11,656,837 per club for benefits and extended benefits, which include itemssuch as health and pension benefits; club medical costs; insurance; workman'scompensation, payroll, unemployment and Social Security taxes; spring training allowances; meal and tip money; All-star game expenses; travel and moving expenses; postseason pay; and college scholarships. Salaries include earned incentive bonuses, non-cash compensation, buyouts of unexercised optionsand cash transactions. In some cases, parts of salaries that are deferred are discounted to reflect present-day values.

The luxury tax is assessed on the amount above $189 million. As a team that paid at a 17.5 percent rate on the amount over the threshold in 2013, the Dodgers pay at a 30 percent rate on the amount over the threshold in 2014. As ateam that paid at a 50 percent rate on the amount over the threshold in 2013, the Yankees pay at a 50 percent rate on the amount over the threshold in 2014. L.A. Dodgers $277,737,082 N.Y.Yankees 225,653,896 Detroit 187,003,795 Philadelphia 185,965,235 Boston 185,922,329 LAAngels 180,374,764 San Francisco 179,834,439 Texas 166,383,748 Washington 154,775,315 Atlanta 149,020,887 Cincinnati 141,424,382 St.

Louis 138,533,204 Toronto 137,190,349 Arizona 124,531,537 Baltimore 122,657,573 Seattle 118,220,885 Milwaukee 115,195,250 ChicagoCubs 111,520,741 KansasCity 111,012,307 Cleveland 106,811,346 ChicagoWhiteSox 106,363,812 Colorado 105,911,163 TampaBay 103,991,963 San Diego 103,835,898 Oakland 102,016,747 Minnesota 101,508,531 N.Y.Mets 98,135,010 Pittsburgh 96,063,707 Miami 64,580,636 Houston 64,319,960 Total 4,066,496,491 Yankees Luxury Tax The New York Yankees' payroll for luxury tax purposes each year, and the team's tax, as compiled by the commissioner's office, and the percentage tax rate the team paid on its overage. Payrolls are for 40-man rosters and include averages of multiyear contracts plus a l-30th of Major League Baseball's costs of health and pension benefits; clubs medical costs; insurance; workman'scompensation, payroll, unemployment and Social Security taxes; spring training allowances; meal and tip money; All-star game expenses; travel and moving expenses; postseason pay; and college scholarships. Year Payroll Tax Rate 2014 $225,653,896 18,326,948 50.0 2013 234,227,890 28,113,945 50.0 2012 223,439,158 19,311,642 42.5 2011 212,740,172 13,896,069 40.0 2010 215,074,134 18,029,654 40.0 2009 226,222,933 25,689,173 40.0 2008 222,156,756 26,862,702 40.0 2007 207,703,464 23,881,386 40.0 2006 201,522,596 26,009,039 40.0 2005 213,134,467 34,053,787 40.0 2004 203,921,174 25,026,352 30.0 2003 184,419,181 11,798,357 17.5 Total 2,570,215,821 270,999,054 SKIING Men's World Cup Downhill FRIDAY'S RESULTS At ValGardena, Italy 1. Steven Nyman, United States, 1:55.89. 2.

Kjetil Jansrud, Norway, 1:56.20. 3. DominikParis, Italy, 1:57.04. 4. Guillermo Fayed, France, 1:57.15.

5Johan Clarey, France, 1:57.19. 6. Silvan Zurbriggen, Switzerland, 1:57.40. 7. Matthias Mayer.Austria, 1:57.42.

8. Beat Feuz, Switzerland, 1:57.52. 9. Patrick Kueng, Switzerland, 1:57.62. 10.

Didier Defago, Switzerland, 1:57.73. 11. Hannes Reichelt, Austria, 1:57.79. 12. Peter Fill, Italy, 1:57.81.

13. Travis Ganong, United States, 1:57.84. 14. Adrien Theaux, France, 1:57.89. 15.

GeorgStreitberger, Austria, 1:58.04. Also 42. Marco Sullivan, United States, 2:00.05. 43. Bryce Bennett, United States, 2:00.20.

45.JaredGoldberg, United States, 2:00.42. 51. Andrew Weibrecht, United States, 2:01.38. 55. Thomas Biesemeyer, United States, 2:02.71.

Overall World Cup Standings (After 10 events) 1. Kjetil Jansrud, Norway, 492. 2. Marcel Hirscher, Austria, 440. 3.

DominikParis, Italy, 265. 4. Ted Ligety, United States, 246. 5. Alexis Pinturault, France, 240.

6. Fritz Dopfer, Germany, 232. 7. Hannes Reichelt, Austria, 231. 8.

Matthias Mayer.Austria, 182. 9. Steven Nyman, United States, 177. 10. Beat Feuz, Switzerland, 172.

10. Felix Neureuther, Germany, 172. p.m. NFLN, WFAN-660 AM (5:30 p.m.) BASKETBALL SunsatKnicks 1 p.m. latest road trip with a bump on his cheek.

He assumes he got the mumps from teammate Tanner Glass or from an opponent. On Thursday the Rangers announced that forward Lee Stempniak had also been placed in isolation and was being tested for mumps. "We're playing some good hockey so that's the last thing we need," Brassard said. "We're just hoping it's not going to go around our team, it's not going to go around the league. I don't think we need that." TALBOT DEAL DONE: The Rangers announced on Friday that they had come to terms with goaltender Cam Talbot on a one-year contract extension worth $1.45 million through the 2015-16 season.

Talbot was due to be an unrestricted free agent at season's end. The 27-year-old has appeared in seven games as the Rangers' backup this season posting a 2-3-1 record with a 2.34 goals-against average, a .921 save percentage and two shutouts. In 28 appearances in the past two seasons with the Blueshirts, Talbot is 14-9-2 with a 1.80 GAA and a .936 save percentage. Justin Upton ond in the second period, and the Islanders went on to a 2-1 victory overhost Detroit. Lee was credited with a tie-breaking goal after a replay review, and the Islanders held on for their fifth straight victory at Joe Louis Arena.

They have not lost in Detroit since 2003. Brock Nelson scored in the first nerind for the 1 Islanders, and he also had an assist on Lee's goal. Hen- rik Zetterberg scoredforthe Red Wings. Patrik Elias scored the only goal of the shootout to give goaltender Keith Kinkaid his first NHL win, and the host Devils snapped a five-game skid with a 3 -2 victory over Tampa Bay. Kinkaid stopped shootout attempts by Steven Stamkos, Nikita Kucherov and Jonathan Drouin and made 26 saves in the game.

Adam Henrique and Elias scoredforthe Devils. MURRAY QUESTIONABLE DeMarco Murray is listed as questionable against Indianapolis after the NFL rushing leader did some work in practice this week for Dallas with a broken left hand. Murray went through individual drills Wednesday before expanding his role in workouts Thursday and Friday. He says he will ultimately decide whether to play on Sunday. BYSTEPHEN LORENZO NEW YORK DAILYNEWS DERICK BRASSARD (mumps) admitted things were "rough" in his return to the practice ice on Friday, but the Rangers center was still hopeful that he could return to the lineup Saturday night against the Hurricanes.

Brassard wasn't surprised to see a bit of rust after spending the last five days in isolation, the NHL's mandatory protocol for players who have been affected by the virus that is sweeping the league. "I'm probably one of the best Call of Duty players in the world right now," Brassard said. "I played a lot of video games, a lot of TV, that's the frustrating part. I couldn't see anyone, couldn't get out and go for walks. That's why I was pretty rusty today.

Coach Alain Vigneault and Brassard both said that he would likely take part in the club's morning skate in Raleigh before a decision is made on whether or not he can play. Brassard said he woke up in Edmonton during the Rangers' Padres land Landing another of baseball's top power hitters, the San Diego Padres acquired Atlanta outfielder Justin Upton on Friday in a trade that sent four prospects to the Braves. The Padres already made two huge trades in recent days to get outfielders, acquiring slugger Matt Kemp from the Los Angeles Dndaers and former AL Rook- RBSW ie of the Year Wil V) Myers from Tarn- bb pa Bay. Upton had 29 homers and 102 RBIlastseason. The Braves acquired lefthander Max Fried, infield er Jace Peterson, third baseman Dustin Peterson and outfielder Mallex Smith.

The Giants are keeping a key member of their World Series rotation, bringing back Jake Peavy. The righthander agreed to a two-year, $24 million contract to stay with the World Series champions, two people familiar with the negotiations said. Peavy and righthander Sergio Romo were undergoing physicals in Arizona, and San Francisco wasn't expected to make a formal announcement until early next week. Romo is set to receive a two-year, $15 million contract. ISLANDERS, DEVILS WIN Anders Lee knocked the puck over the goal line for a split-sec NBAD Westchester Knicks at Maine 7 p.m.

HOCKEY 7 p.m. Rangers at Hurricanes Lightning at Islanders 7 p.m. Capitals at Devils 7 p.m. Senators at Canadiens 7 p.m. COLLEGE FOOTBALL New Orleans Bowl: Nevadavs.

Louisiana-Lafayette NCAA FCS Playoffs Semifinal: New New Mexico Bowl: Utah St. vs. UTEP Las Vegas Bowl: Utah vs. Colorado St. NCAA Division II Championship: MSU-Mankato vs.

Colo. St. Pueblo 4 p.m., ESPN2 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl: W. Michigan vs. Air Force 5:45 p.m., ESPN Camellia Bowl: South Alabama vs.

Bowling Green 9:15 p.m., ESPN COLLEGE BASKETBALL Northeastern St. at C.Missouri 11a.m. CBSSN p.m. Ch.2,NFLN,WFAN-660AM MSG, League MSG2 MSG, NHLN 11a.m., ESPN Hampshire vs. I linoisSt.2p.rn., ESPNU 2:20 p.m., ESPN 3:30 p.m., Ch.

7 ESPN2 ESPNU FS1 YES Ch.5 CBSSN Ch. 2, WFAN-660 AM ESPN2 MSG Plus p.m. FS1 CBSSN p.m. Ch. 2, WFAN-660 AM YES ESPNU FS1 ESPNU NBCSN ESPNU p.m.

ESPN2 ESPNU ESPN2 SMU at Michigan noon VCU at Cincinnati noon Louisville at W.Kentucky noon Charlotte at Georgetown noon Syracuse at Villanova 1 p.m. UMass at Providence 1 p.m. N.Carolinavs.OhioSt. 1 p.m. Missouri vs.

Illinois 2 p.m. USFvs. FloridaSt. 2 p.m. Butlervs.

Indiana 2:30 Oral Roberts at Memphis 3 p.m. UCLA vs. Kentucky 3:30 Oakland at Pittsburgh 4 p.m. Texas So. at Michigan St.

5 p.m. Wake Forestvs. Florida 5 p.m. Texas vs. Kansas St.

7 p.m. lonaatGeorge Mason 7 p.m. Oklahomavs. Washington 9 p.m. N.C.State vs.

West Virginia 9:30 Stanford at BYU 11p.m. Utahvs.UNLV.