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MLB Used Two Different Types Of Baseballs During 2021 Season
By Mark Polishuk | December 1, 2021 at 10:59am CDT
Major League Baseball used two different types of baseballs during the 2021 season, Business Insider’s Bradford William Davis reports. The league confirmed Davis’ report in a statement, noting that the reason was due to production delays related to the pandemic.
“Rawlings manufactures Major League balls on a rolling basis at its factory in Costa Rica. Generally, balls are produced 6-12 months prior to being used in a game,” the league said in its statement. “Because Rawlings was forced to reduce capacity at its manufacturing facility due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the supply of re-centered baseballs was not sufficient to cover the entirety of the 2021 season. To address this issue, Rawlings incorporated excess inventory into its shipments to Clubs to provide a full complement of baseballs for the 2021 season.”
Prior to the 2021 season, the league let teams know about changes made to slightly reduce the amount of bounce in the standard baseballs, and also a weight reduction that made the balls less than one-tenth of an ounce lighter. While these balls were indeed deployed in 2021, a study from Meredith Willis (an astrophysicist associated with SABR) revealed that other baseballs used during the season had slightly-heavier centers of around 127 grams, as opposed to the newer model of ball with centers in the 124-145 gram range.
All of the Rawlings balls contain batch codes indicating the time of production, and by these codes, Willis determined that Rawlings has been producing balls with both the heavier and lighter centers since late 2019, before the pandemic began. The newer balls were produced from October 2019-January 2020 (still pre-pandemic) but Rawlings then switched production to the older and heavier balls from January to October 2020, switched back to the lighter model from October 2020 to January 2021, and has since continued producing baseballs with the heavier center.
“Every baseball used in a 2021 MLB game, without exception, met existing specifications and performed as expected,” said the league in its statement. As well, all of the baseballs used in 2021 fell within the standard weight of 5 to 5.5 ounces.
However, even the most minute of changes to the baseballs can lead to quite a bit of difference on the field of play, as evidenced by years of debate over the “lively” ball and the “dead” ball. The changes to the baseball were made in the first place due to the big surge in home runs during the 2019 and 2020 seasons, after all, yet the usage of both models of ball during the 2021 campaign leads to inevitable questions about which balls were used in which games.
“Yeah, that’s a big breach, for me, of competitive integrity,” one AL scout told Davis. “It is a situation where the game plays differently, and there’s a reason that’s not random or aleatory. The game is being made to play differently because they’re tampering with the ball.”
While MLB’s statement said that the MLB Players Association was informed that both types of baseball were used last season, this seemed to come as news to the 10 players Davis spoke to in regards to the story. This includes MLBPA rep Andrew Miller, who said “I’m not sure what we were told, but I’d assume it was nothing. If the balls meet standards, then they would have no reason to tell us anything.”
“There’s a fair amount of distrust between players in the league on certain topics, and this is one of them….But I think now we know what we know about how small the change in the baseball can greatly affect the way it travels, the way it’s thrown, or its ability to be gripped or whatever it is — like, those parameters may be pretty wide. And if there’s room for manipulation, that is concerning.”
Similar sentiments were shared among the 24 people within the game (“including players, coaches, scouts, and senior front-office workers”) Davis spoke with about the baseballs, though as one might expect, the front office staffers “were more diplomatic” about the subject. But the overall issue remains about exactly how much oversight, if any, MLB had over when or where the heavier or lighter baseballs were used. Or, as some players presented in “more conspiratorial hypotheses,” some possibility exists that the league could have potentially sent specific baseballs for certain games or series or either increase or decrease scoring.
Going forward, the league stressed that the “2022 season will be played with only balls manufactured after the production change.” Several of the player sources in Davis’ piece suggested that the topic should be incorporated into the ongoing CBA talks between the league and the MLBPA. For more uniformity, one National League hurler felt that an independent third party should be on hand at every stadium to weigh and more thoroughly inspect the baseballs prior to each game. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Who cares
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It's not even baseball season.
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why waste your time posting if you didn't care. or were you expecting something entirely different in this thread. ::) ::) ::) ::)
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I find it absolutely ridiculous that these illegals get paid anywhere near this crap to play a baseball game. And yes they are illegals all you lib assholes.
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I find it absolutely ridiculous that these illegals get paid anywhere near this crap to play a baseball game. And yes they are illegals all you lib assholes.
2021-2022 Player Salaries
RK NAME TEAM SALARY
1 Stephen Curry, PG Golden State Warriors $45,780,966
2 James Harden, SG Brooklyn Nets $44,310,840
3 John Wall, PG Houston Rockets $44,310,840
4 Russell Westbrook, PG Los Angeles Lakers $44,211,146
5 Kevin Durant, PF Brooklyn Nets $42,018,900
6 LeBron James, SF Los Angeles Lakers $41,180,544
7 Giannis Antetokounmpo, PF Milwaukee Bucks $39,344,970
8 Damian Lillard, PG Portland Trail Blazers $39,344,900
9 Paul George, SG LA Clippers $39,344,900
10 Klay Thompson, SG Golden State Warriors $37,980,720
RK NAME TEAM SALARY
11 Jimmy Butler, SF Miami Heat $36,016,200
12 Kawhi Leonard, SF LA Clippers $36,016,200
13 Tobias Harris, PF Philadelphia 76ers $35,995,950
14 Khris Middleton, SF Milwaukee Bucks $35,500,000
15 Anthony Davis, PF Los Angeles Lakers $35,361,360
16 Rudy Gobert, C Utah Jazz $35,344,828
17 Kyrie Irving, PG Brooklyn Nets $35,328,700
18 Bradley Beal, SG Washington Wizards $33,724,200
19 Pascal Siakam, PF Toronto Raptors $33,003,936
20 Ben Simmons, PG Philadelphia 76ers $33,003,936
RK NAME TEAM SALARY
21 Jrue Holiday, PG Milwaukee Bucks $32,413,333
22 Devin Booker, SG Phoenix Suns $31,650,600
23 Karl-Anthony Towns, C Minnesota Timberwolves $31,650,600
24 Kristaps Porzingis, C Dallas Mavericks $31,650,600
25 Joel Embiid, C Philadelphia 76ers $31,579,390
26 Andrew Wiggins, SF Golden State Warriors $31,579,390
27 Nikola Jokic, C Denver Nuggets $31,579,390
28 Kevin Love, PF Cleveland Cavaliers $31,258,256
29 CJ McCollum, SG Portland Trail Blazers $30,864,198
30 D'Angelo Russell, PG Minnesota Timberwolves $30,013,500
RK NAME TEAM SALARY
31 Chris Paul, PG Phoenix Suns $30,000,000
32 Gordon Hayward, SF Charlotte Hornets $29,925,000
33 Jamal Murray, PG Denver Nuggets $29,467,800
34 Brandon Ingram, SF New Orleans Pelicans $29,467,800
35 De'Aaron Fox, PG Sacramento Kings $28,103,550
36 Donovan Mitchell, SG Utah Jazz $28,103,500
37 Bam Adebayo, C Miami Heat $28,103,500
38 Jayson Tatum, SF Boston Celtics $28,103,500
39 Al Horford, C Boston Celtics $27,000,000
40 Kyle Lowry, PG Miami Heat $26,894,128 what's your opinions on the NBA salaries. ??? ??? ??? ???
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I find it absolutely ridiculous that these illegals get paid anywhere near this crap to play a baseball game. And yes they are illegals all you lib assholes.
I may indeed be a lib asshole but facts are facts and these folks are not illegal. ;D
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2021-2022 Player Salaries
RK NAME TEAM SALARY
1 Stephen Curry, PG Golden State Warriors $45,780,966
2 James Harden, SG Brooklyn Nets $44,310,840
3 John Wall, PG Houston Rockets $44,310,840
4 Russell Westbrook, PG Los Angeles Lakers $44,211,146
5 Kevin Durant, PF Brooklyn Nets $42,018,900
6 LeBron James, SF Los Angeles Lakers $41,180,544
7 Giannis Antetokounmpo, PF Milwaukee Bucks $39,344,970
8 Damian Lillard, PG Portland Trail Blazers $39,344,900
9 Paul George, SG LA Clippers $39,344,900
10 Klay Thompson, SG Golden State Warriors $37,980,720
RK NAME TEAM SALARY
11 Jimmy Butler, SF Miami Heat $36,016,200
12 Kawhi Leonard, SF LA Clippers $36,016,200
13 Tobias Harris, PF Philadelphia 76ers $35,995,950
14 Khris Middleton, SF Milwaukee Bucks $35,500,000
15 Anthony Davis, PF Los Angeles Lakers $35,361,360
16 Rudy Gobert, C Utah Jazz $35,344,828
17 Kyrie Irving, PG Brooklyn Nets $35,328,700
18 Bradley Beal, SG Washington Wizards $33,724,200
19 Pascal Siakam, PF Toronto Raptors $33,003,936
20 Ben Simmons, PG Philadelphia 76ers $33,003,936
RK NAME TEAM SALARY
21 Jrue Holiday, PG Milwaukee Bucks $32,413,333
22 Devin Booker, SG Phoenix Suns $31,650,600
23 Karl-Anthony Towns, C Minnesota Timberwolves $31,650,600
24 Kristaps Porzingis, C Dallas Mavericks $31,650,600
25 Joel Embiid, C Philadelphia 76ers $31,579,390
26 Andrew Wiggins, SF Golden State Warriors $31,579,390
27 Nikola Jokic, C Denver Nuggets $31,579,390
28 Kevin Love, PF Cleveland Cavaliers $31,258,256
29 CJ McCollum, SG Portland Trail Blazers $30,864,198
30 D'Angelo Russell, PG Minnesota Timberwolves $30,013,500
RK NAME TEAM SALARY
31 Chris Paul, PG Phoenix Suns $30,000,000
32 Gordon Hayward, SF Charlotte Hornets $29,925,000
33 Jamal Murray, PG Denver Nuggets $29,467,800
34 Brandon Ingram, SF New Orleans Pelicans $29,467,800
35 De'Aaron Fox, PG Sacramento Kings $28,103,550
36 Donovan Mitchell, SG Utah Jazz $28,103,500
37 Bam Adebayo, C Miami Heat $28,103,500
38 Jayson Tatum, SF Boston Celtics $28,103,500
39 Al Horford, C Boston Celtics $27,000,000
40 Kyle Lowry, PG Miami Heat $26,894,128 what's your opinions on the NBA salaries. ??? ??? ??? ???
Many of them will be broke in 10 years.
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I find it absolutely ridiculous that these illegals get paid anywhere near this crap to play a baseball game. And yes they are illegals all you lib assholes.
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WHEN BASEBALL WAS KING.
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Mike O Tren disagree.
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2021-2022 Player Salaries
RK NAME TEAM SALARY
1 Stephen Curry, PG Golden State Warriors $45,780,966
2 James Harden, SG Brooklyn Nets $44,310,840
3 John Wall, PG Houston Rockets $44,310,840
4 Russell Westbrook, PG Los Angeles Lakers $44,211,146
5 Kevin Durant, PF Brooklyn Nets $42,018,900
6 LeBron James, SF Los Angeles Lakers $41,180,544
7 Giannis Antetokounmpo, PF Milwaukee Bucks $39,344,970
8 Damian Lillard, PG Portland Trail Blazers $39,344,900
9 Paul George, SG LA Clippers $39,344,900
10 Klay Thompson, SG Golden State Warriors $37,980,720
RK NAME TEAM SALARY
11 Jimmy Butler, SF Miami Heat $36,016,200
12 Kawhi Leonard, SF LA Clippers $36,016,200
13 Tobias Harris, PF Philadelphia 76ers $35,995,950
14 Khris Middleton, SF Milwaukee Bucks $35,500,000
15 Anthony Davis, PF Los Angeles Lakers $35,361,360
16 Rudy Gobert, C Utah Jazz $35,344,828
17 Kyrie Irving, PG Brooklyn Nets $35,328,700
18 Bradley Beal, SG Washington Wizards $33,724,200
19 Pascal Siakam, PF Toronto Raptors $33,003,936
20 Ben Simmons, PG Philadelphia 76ers $33,003,936
RK NAME TEAM SALARY
21 Jrue Holiday, PG Milwaukee Bucks $32,413,333
22 Devin Booker, SG Phoenix Suns $31,650,600
23 Karl-Anthony Towns, C Minnesota Timberwolves $31,650,600
24 Kristaps Porzingis, C Dallas Mavericks $31,650,600
25 Joel Embiid, C Philadelphia 76ers $31,579,390
26 Andrew Wiggins, SF Golden State Warriors $31,579,390
27 Nikola Jokic, C Denver Nuggets $31,579,390
28 Kevin Love, PF Cleveland Cavaliers $31,258,256
29 CJ McCollum, SG Portland Trail Blazers $30,864,198
30 D'Angelo Russell, PG Minnesota Timberwolves $30,013,500
RK NAME TEAM SALARY
31 Chris Paul, PG Phoenix Suns $30,000,000
32 Gordon Hayward, SF Charlotte Hornets $29,925,000
33 Jamal Murray, PG Denver Nuggets $29,467,800
34 Brandon Ingram, SF New Orleans Pelicans $29,467,800
35 De'Aaron Fox, PG Sacramento Kings $28,103,550
36 Donovan Mitchell, SG Utah Jazz $28,103,500
37 Bam Adebayo, C Miami Heat $28,103,500
38 Jayson Tatum, SF Boston Celtics $28,103,500
39 Al Horford, C Boston Celtics $27,000,000
40 Kyle Lowry, PG Miami Heat $26,894,128 what's your opinions on the NBA salaries. ??? ??? ??? ???
#10 Klay has been getting paid this absurd amount for not even being on the court for 2 years. how crazy is that.
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How The MLB Minimum Salary Has Changed With Each New CBA
By Tim Dierkes | December 2, 2021 at 9:02am CDT
As we enter Day 1 of the MLB lockout, one key issue in the current labor negotiations is where the players’ minimum salary will land. Given the union’s stated goal to get players paid more when they’re younger and more productive, it stands to reason that they’re seeking a more significant increase than usual. The minimum salary was set at $570,500 in 2021. It’s not known how much MLB proposed raising it in their most recent offer. Here’s a look at how the minimum salary has changed with each new CBA.
1968: Minimum salary went from $6K to $10K, a 66.7% increase
1970: $10K to $12K, a 20% increase
1973: $13.5K to $15K, an 11.1% increase
1976: $16K to $19K, an 18.8% increase
1980: $21K to $30K, a 42.9% increase
1985: $40K to $60K, a 50% increase
1990: $68K to $100K, a 47.1% increase
1997: $109K to $150K, a 37.6% increase
2003: $200K to $300K, a 50% increase
2007: $327K to $380K, a 16.2% increase
2012: $414K to $480K, a 15.9% increase
2017: $507.5K to $535K, a 5.4% increase
In the free agency era, the minimum salary had always increased by at least 15.9% until the just-expired CBA. There is historical precedent for a leap as high as 50%, which would mean $855,750 for 2022. An increase of 16% would be more in line with the ’07 and ’12 CBAs, which would set the minimum at $661,780. It should also be noted that the minimum salary typically increases each year within a CBA, with the ’20 and ’21 rates involving cost of living adjustments.
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Donde está Miguel O'Hearn?
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Mike O Tren disagree.
Donde está Miguel O'Hearn?
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Many of them will be broke in 10 years.
I doubt it. These NBA contracts are guaranteed. The type of money these guys are making represent generational wealth. It would take an unbelievable set of circumstances to be broke after 10 years when signing a 300+ million guaranteed contract in today's NBA. The reason I say that is because the NBA is a global sport and the top guys making these huge salaries have several other streams of income beyond the NBA money.
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I doubt it. These NBA contracts are guaranteed. The type of money these guys are making represent generational wealth. It would take an unbelievable set of circumstances to be broke after 10 years when signing a 300+ million guaranteed contract in today's NBA. The reason I say that is because the NBA is a global sport and the top guys making these huge salaries have several other streams of income beyond the NBA money.
It doesn't matter, many will be broke. Read up on Allen Iverson as an example. NFL is much worse without guaranteed contracts where 75% file bankruptcy within a couple years of retirement.
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It doesn't matter, many will be broke. Read up on Allen Iverson as an example. NFL is much worse without guaranteed contracts where 75% file bankruptcy within a couple years of retirement.
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1996-97 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $2,267,000
1997-98 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $3,128,640
1998-99 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $3,537,000
1999-00 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $9,000,000
2000-01 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $10,130,000
2001-02 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $11,250,000
2002-03 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $12,375,000
2003-04 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $13,500,000
2004-05 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $14,625,000
2005-06 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $16,453,125
2006-07 Denver Nuggets NBA $17,184,375
2007-08 Denver Nuggets NBA $19,012,500
2008-09 Detroit Pistons NBA $20,840,625
2009-10 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $1,029,794
2009-10 Memphis Grizzlies NBA $161,386
Career (may be incomplete) $154,494,445 It's funny you bring him up just a couple years after he was done playing . he was seen trying to bum money to buy cheeseburgers at a local hang out.
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1996-97 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $2,267,000
1997-98 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $3,128,640
1998-99 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $3,537,000
1999-00 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $9,000,000
2000-01 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $10,130,000
2001-02 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $11,250,000
2002-03 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $12,375,000
2003-04 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $13,500,000
2004-05 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $14,625,000
2005-06 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $16,453,125
2006-07 Denver Nuggets NBA $17,184,375
2007-08 Denver Nuggets NBA $19,012,500
2008-09 Detroit Pistons NBA $20,840,625
2009-10 Philadelphia 76ers NBA $1,029,794
2009-10 Memphis Grizzlies NBA $161,386
Career (may be incomplete) $154,494,445 It's funny you bring him up just a couple years after he was done playing . he was seen trying to bum money to buy cheeseburgers at a local hang out.
The NFL's Adrian Peterson had a similar situation. He made over 100 million and blew it BEFORE he even retired. He had to play for the Detroit Lions way past his prime just to pay off debts.
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NY METS had a big week...
This is GOLD
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NY METS had a big week...
This is GOLD
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Scherzer was a great move.
Marte / Canha decent moves.
Will still not win division.
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Name Age Yrs Acquired SrvTm Agent Contract Status 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033
Wander Franco 21 1st Amateur Free Agent 0.104 11 yrs/$182M (22-32) & 33 team option $1.45M $2.45M $2.45M $8.45M $15.45M $22.45M $25.45M $25.45M $25.45M $25.45M $25.45M $2M [FA-*]
Kevin Kiermaier 32 9 Amateur Draft 7.131 Reynolds Sports M... 6 yrs/$53M (17-22) & 23 team option $12.17M $2.5M [FA-*] FA
Brandon Lowe 27 4 Amateur Draft 3.058 The Bledsoe Agenc... 6 yrs/$24M (19-24) & 25-26 team option $4M $5.25M $8.75M $1M [FA-*] $0 [FA-*] FA
Mike Zunino 31 9 Free Agency 7.165 Jet Sports Manage... 2 yrs/$9M (21-22) $7M FA
Corey Kluber 36 11 9.074 Jet Sports Manage... 1 yr/$8M (22) $8M FA
Matt Wisler 29 7 Traded 5.042 Excel Sports Mana... Arb-3 (~$1.8M) FA
Manuel Margot 27 6 Traded 5.012 Wasserman Arb-3 (~$5M) FA
Tyler Glasnow 28 6 Traded 4.158 Wasserman Arb-2 (~$5.8M) Arb-3 FA
Ji-Man Choi 31 6 Traded 4.076 G-Man Sports Mana... Arb-2 (~$3.5M) Arb-3 FA
Ryan Yarbrough 30 4 Traded 3.147 Excel Sports Mana... Arb-1 (~$4.4M) Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Yonny Chirinos 28 3 Amateur Free Agent 3.137 MDR Sports Manage... Arb-1 (~$1.2M) Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Yandy Díaz 30 5 Traded 3.122 Octagon Arb-1 (~$2.7M) Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Austin Meadows 27 4 Traded 3.074 Excel Sports Mana... Arb-1 (~$4.3M) Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Jalen Beeks 28 3 Traded 3.070 Frontline Arb-1 (~$600k) Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Andrew Kittredge 32 5 Free Agency 3.070 Paragon Sports In... Arb-1 (~$1.6M) Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Francisco Mejia 26 5 Traded 3.062 ISE Baseball Arb-1 (~$1.5M) Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Jeffrey Springs 29 4 Traded 3.055 Arb-1 (~$1M) Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Brett Phillips 28 5 Traded 3.013 O'Connell Sports ... Arb-1 (~$1.2M) Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Nick Anderson 31 3 Traded 3.000 Gaeta Sports Mana... Arb-1 (~$900k) Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Colin Poche 28 1st Traded 2.114 SSG Baseball Pre-Arb-3 Arb-1 Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
JT Chargois 31 4 Traded 2.101 Pre-Arb-3 Arb-1 Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Pete Fairbanks 28 3 Traded 2.057 Republik Sports Pre-Arb-3 Arb-1 Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Brooks Raley 34 4 2.045 Vanguard Sports G... Pre-Arb-3 Arb-1 Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
David Hess 28 4 Free Agency 2.029 Total Sports Pre-Arb-3 Arb-1 Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Ryan Thompson 30 2 Rule 5 Draft 2.000 Northwest Sports ... Pre-Arb-3 Arb-1 Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Aaron Slegers 29 5 Free Agency 1.165 Octagon Pre-Arb-2 Arb-1 Arb-2 Arb-3 Arb-4 FA
Randy Arozarena 27 3 Traded 1.129 Boras Corporation Pre-Arb-2 Pre-Arb-3 Arb-1 Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Drew Rasmussen 26 2 Traded 1.111 Beverly Hills Spo... Pre-Arb-2 Pre-Arb-3 Arb-1 Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
J.P. Feyereisen 29 2 Traded 1.108 Warner Sports Man... Pre-Arb-2 Pre-Arb-3 Arb-1 Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Josh Fleming 26 2 Amateur Draft 1.076 Republik Sports Pre-Arb-2 Pre-Arb-3 Arb-1 Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Luis Patino 22 2 Traded 1.058 Pre-Arb-2 Pre-Arb-3 Arb-1 Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
David Freitas 33 3 1.026 PSI Sports Manage... Pre-Arb-2 Pre-Arb-3 Arb-1 Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Shane McClanahan 25 1st Amateur Draft 0.158 Pre-Arb Pre-Arb-2 Arb-1 Arb-2 Arb-3 Arb-4 FA
Taylor Walls 25 1st Amateur Draft 0.083 Pre-Arb Pre-Arb-2 Pre-Arb-3 Arb-1 Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Brendan McKay 26 1st Amateur Draft 0.056 Apex Baseball Pre-Arb Pre-Arb-2 Pre-Arb-3 Arb-1 Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Shane Baz 23 1st Traded 0.014 Pre-Arb Pre-Arb-2 Pre-Arb-3 Arb-1 Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Vidal Brujan 24 1st Amateur Free Agent 0.014 Pre-Arb Pre-Arb-2 Pre-Arb-3 Arb-1 Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Josh Lowe 24 1st Amateur Draft 0.003 SportsMeter Pre-Arb Pre-Arb-2 Pre-Arb-3 Arb-1 Arb-2 Arb-3 FA
Evan Longoria traded to/from $5M
Name 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033
Signed Players With Guaranteed Contracts (does not include players with options) *5 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Dollars Committed Value of Guaranteed Contracts (no options are exercised and includes buyouts) *$37.6M $10.2M $11.2M $9.45M $15.45M $22.45M $25.45M $25.45M $25.45M $25.45M $25.45M $2M
Contract Options Players with any type of option 1 1 1 1
Option Values Maximum value of options if all are exercised $13M $10.5M $11.5M $25M
Arb Eligible Number of arbitration eligible players (1st-2nd-3rd-4th, "Arb" players = 3rds) 10-2-2-0 7-10-2-0 7-7-10-0 5-7-7-0 0-5-7-1 0-0-5-1 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0
Arb Costs Rough estimated value of all arbitration cases (uses 3-year averages for 1st yr, 2nd,..) †$35.5M $61.9M $90.3M $71.2M $58.2M $29.67M $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
Other Players Additional Players Needed to Fill 25-man (no options exercised) 6 4 -1 5 11 18 24 24 24 24 24 25
Other Costs Estimate of Remaining Players Costs (based on 1-year avg of all pre-arb players) $3.51M $2.34M -$585.45k $2.93M $6.44M $10.54M $14.05M $14.05M $14.05M $14.05M $14.05M $14.64M
Payroll (no options) Est. Total Payroll w/o Options (Guaranteed + Arb + Other) $76.6M $74.5M $100.9M $83.6M $80.1M $62.7M $39.5M $39.5M $39.5M $39.5M $39.5M $16.64M
Payroll (options) Est. Total Payroll w/ Options (Guaranteed + Options + Arb + Other) $76.6M $86.9M $100.9M $93.5M $91M $62.7M $39.5M $39.5M $39.5M $39.5M $39.5M $41.1M
* - ALL TEAMS SHOULD USE THIS AS A TEMPLATE FOR SUCCESS.
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It doesn't matter, many will be broke. Read up on Allen Iverson as an example. NFL is much worse without guaranteed contracts where 75% file bankruptcy within a couple years of retirement.
Different eras when Iverson played even though it wasnt that long ago. But agree to disagree. You'd have to be complete idiot to blow through 300 million in guaranteed money.
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Different eras when Iverson played even though it wasnt that long ago. But agree to disagree. You'd have to be complete idiot to blow through 300 million in guaranteed money.
The era doesn't matter. Most professional athletes come from poverty backgrounds. Their parents were dirt poor for a reason. Having millions of dollars dumped in their laps at 20 years old doesn't cure the mindset of "spend, spend, spend" every dollar you get.
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The era doesn't matter. Most professional athletes come from poverty backgrounds. Their parents were dirt poor for a reason. Having millions of dollars dumped in their laps at 20 years old doesn't cure the mindset of "spend, spend, spend" every dollar you get.
I hear you. I'd just like to think that this generation of young professional athletes are a little more careful with their money nowadays.