The Case in Point on the salaries of professional baseball players suggested that the value of a player to the team owners could be measured by his:

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The Case in Point specifically stated that the value of a player to the team owners could be measured by his marginal revenue product (MRP), which is the additional revenue generated by the team as a result of the player's contributions on the field. Marginal factor cost (A) is the additional cost incurred by the team for one additional unit of input (in this case, a player). Number of times at bat (C) and previous performance in the minor leagues (D) are factors that may contribute to a player's MRP, but they are not direct measures of the player's value to the team owner.

The Case in Point on the Salaries of Professional Baseball