Hugh Gains
Winger
13 years, $325,000,000
Crazy numbers, baseball you crazy.
Crazy numbers, baseball you crazy.
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It's mental but it works out at about £414k a week.
Footballer salaries are approaching that now - look at Rooney for instance.
Don't Baseball players play something like 140 games a season? Would like to see how this compares to other sports per game
Don't Baseball players play something like 140 games a season? Would like to see how this compares to other sports per game
That's not the point I'm making.Aye, it's just above minimum wage. Poor bastard
Rooney's £300kTheres only a few player on or in the 300k/week plus club in football, those being Ronaldo and Messi. The rest are 250 and below.
In baseball however, numbers like are common place:
Cabrera 10years, $290m
A Rod 10years, $272m + 10 years $250m
Cano 10 years, $240m
Top 11 are all baseball http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_sports_contracts
However, I cant quite figure out wages like that are plausible. Ye MLB is 'big', but surely football, in particular the Premier league is bigger globally.
Looking at this is frightening like, elite QBs in the NFL earning over $1m a game, F1 drivers $2m~ a race.
Good for him13 years, $325,000,000
Crazy numbers, baseball you crazy.
MLB contacts are fully guaranteed. NFL contracts are not. Stanton does have some sort of opt out clause after a few years if he wants out of Miami, but if he wants to stay, the team is on the hook for the whole thing unless he voluntarily retires.Worth pointing out that not all of their contracts is guaranteed money.
It's guaranteed plus incentivised as in all US sports. Teams also build in the option to 'cut' (release) players at any time too although their are financial implications to it it doesn't mean they're tied in for 13 years.
Ahhh,But is he happy?13 years, $325,000,000
Crazy numbers, baseball you crazy.
Theres only a few player on or in the 300k/week plus club in football, those being Ronaldo and Messi. The rest are 250 and below.
In baseball however, numbers like are common place:
Cabrera 10years, $290m
A Rod 10years, $272m + 10 years $250m
Cano 10 years, $240m
Top 11 are all baseball http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_sports_contracts
However, I cant quite figure out wages like that are plausible. Ye MLB is 'big', but surely football, in particular the Premier league is bigger globally.
Looking at this is frightening like, elite QBs in the NFL earning over $1m a game, F1 drivers $2m~ a race.
This ^^^ its f***ing awful. When I had ESPN America i tried to watch a couple of games and was piss bored.Strange because baseball is boring as fuck and on the decline in the US