In other words, older when he signed the deal, like I said. And signed for $12M more per year against a luxury tax threshold that was almost
It depends on how many years the yanks are willing to do. I would give him 8 years as long as there is an opt out , somewhere in there
The largest pitcher contract in MLB is David Prices 7 years $217m. Price was 1 year older, at 30, when he received that contract.
[QUOTE=philleotardo;8784373] Well unless hicks stays healthy for the next 5 years after next season, he won’t give anymore
I doubt it takes more than 9 years though
[QUOTE=Ratman;8784369] For half the $ and at a younger age. Those deals aren’t even close. Edit:
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In other words, older when he signed the deal, like I said.
philleotardo Today, 02:45 PMAnd signed for $12M more per year against a luxury tax threshold that was almost