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chillin57 05-12-2014 04:48 PM

Highest Contract you've ever seen.
 
Stephen Strasburg just signed a 9 year contract for $342 million earning $38 million a year in my game. Just wondering what were some of the largest contracts you've seen

jmolony3 05-12-2014 10:15 PM

Which team paid him that?

boogeyboard1 05-12-2014 11:23 PM

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Originally Posted by jmolony3 (Post 3695660)
Which team paid him that?

I'll bet his contract it was the Yankees

chillin57 05-13-2014 02:02 AM

Surprisingly, it the the Indians

boogeyboard1 05-13-2014 07:42 AM

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Originally Posted by chillin57 (Post 3695503)
Stephen Strasburg just signed a 9 year contract for $342 million earning $38 million a year in my game. Just wondering what were some of the largest contracts you've seen

I'm playing a fictional league with 1972 financial settings, so the highest I've seen was 6 year for close to 2 million.

MogulFiend13 05-14-2014 02:49 AM

Coming off a season where he hit .346/47hrs/136RBI/37SB and a gold glove, Mike Trout signed a 7 year, $280 million contract with the Diamondbacks.

MrWideFrame 05-14-2014 03:08 AM

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Originally Posted by MogulFiend13 (Post 3696339)
Coming off a season where he hit .346/47hrs/136RBI/37SB and a gold glove, Mike Trout signed a 7 year, $280 million contract with the Diamondbacks.

I went to extend Trout during the season and he was demanding 9 years with an average salary of $47.5 million, totaling $427,500,000. I lol'd and re-signed him in the offseason for about half of that.

MogulFiend13 05-14-2014 07:19 PM

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Originally Posted by MrWideFrame (Post 3696341)
I went to extend Trout during the season and he was demanding 9 years with an average salary of $47.5 million, totaling $427,500,000. I lol'd and re-signed him in the offseason for about half of that.

That is usually the case with free agents. I wish it was a little more realistic though.

Like Corey Hart was coming off a season for me on the Brewers where he only made it to 83 games, batted .276/13hrs/1.1WAR and he was asking for a 7yr/140mm and got insulted when I offered him half of that.

It shouldn't be that large of a gap unless the player's personality had a large greed rating.

tejdog1 05-15-2014 01:05 AM

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Originally Posted by MrWideFrame (Post 3696341)
I went to extend Trout during the season and he was demanding 9 years with an average salary of $47.5 million, totaling $427,500,000. I lol'd and re-signed him in the offseason for about half of that.

So What Does a Mike Trout Extension Look Like Now? | FanGraphs Baseball

Interesting read there.

ryanmusialo 05-15-2014 03:54 PM

David Eckstein signed a deal that included a $47.5M vesting option if he played in like 120 games. Missed 3/4 of the season and wound up batting .400 in the games he did play. Would have been worth it if he'd played a full season, probably.

JMDurron 05-15-2014 10:00 PM

A fictional player named Nick Walker signed a 5-year, $180 million deal with the Cubs, following seasons with 7.3, 6.2, 8.8, then 3.5 WAR with the Rockies. He is making $43 million in the last year of his deal in 2023.

Even my crazy money deals tend to be reasonable in length, I have noticed. The Pujols deal is still the longest/richest on the books as of 2021 in my league. 5-years isn't bad even at insane dollars, although the Cubs got the 3.5 WAR guy instead of the 6 WAR guy, but I figure that was some kind of Cubs Code in play.

Panz04er 04-13-2016 07:54 PM

Jose Fernandez
 
I have reached 2019 season and Jose Fernandez signed a 10 year, $490 million deal with the SF Giants


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