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Hey guys,
Anyway we can get a list going on contract obligations who's staying who's going? Or who's gone already. Also hopefully we can sticky this and continue adding to it. Thanks a lot! I'm excited to see how Hahn handles this offseason, looks to be interesting. A ton of decisions.
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One problem with that spreadsheet - Viciedo isn't going to his first arb until next offseason.
He will get a decent bump in salary, though, surely over $3M. Here's last year's numbers for example so you can fill in some of the blanks: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...Gc&output=html If Beckham goes to arb, he'll get well over his last year's figure of $2,925,000 Also, De Aza will get a bump up on his 2013 salary of $2,075,000 So if we keep all three, the total payroll would be up to around $70-75M. Adding in the near minimum players to make up a 25 man roster, we're at $75-85M. I'd think that leaves room for another mid-tier FA signing. |
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What are the rules in regards to Arbitration 1-2-3.....I know its 1-2-3 in a sense of years but how about those listed at pre-arb?
What does PRE-ARB mean? Is it usually 1yr/650k ? |
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It's basically a count, but each year is a potential for a substantial raise, especially if a player has a really good season. Most players come to an agreement for the Arb year contract before there is a hearing. Pre-Arb is during player's first 3 big league offseasons. Pre-Arb players are tendered a contract with a small raise either before or during spring training. |
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For example, Beckham's 3 pre-arb seasons, his salary was: 2010: $445,000 2011: $485,000 2012: $520,000 Time is based on "service time." Basically, everyday that a player is on his team's 25-man, active roster counts as 1 day of service. A full MLB season is 180 days. This is why some teams choose to not bring up and coming blue chip prospects right away, to postpone their service clock from starting. |
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