Derek Jeter's business model for the Miami Marlins has involved shedding payroll in his first offseason.

The plan, which was shared with potential investors, doesn't call for the club to increase payroll until the fourth year of Jeter's and Bruce Sherman's ownership, in 2021.

The Marlins had a payroll of $115 million last season but it was actually nearly $125 million including required pension benefits and other costs.