Some things to chew on from Jayson Stark. ] "What's their payroll going to be?" one baseball man wondered Tuesday night. "Six million bucks? Eight million?" Hey, excellent guesses. As best we can tell, their highest-paid player next season is going to be closer Kevin Gregg. He made $575,000 this year (less than the Yankees paid A-Rod every four days). And he's actually arbitration-eligible. Or it might be Miller, even though he's only 22 years old, was pitching for the UNC Tar Heels as recently as two years ago and owns exactly 74 1/3 innings of big league experience. Miller signed a major league contract out of college, so he's scheduled to make $1.325 million if he's in the big leagues next season, which will practically be Johan Santana money compared to the rest of that roster. "There's no way," said one agent, "that the average salary on that team is even going to be close to $500,000."