MLB
Prior to December 1, several operations were carried out, which attracted attention due to the amount of money for which they signed. Here, the players who took advantage.
Four weeks have passed since the team owners at the Major League Baseball (MLB) they decreed the work stoppage, after not reaching an agreement with the Players for the collective bargaining agreement, keeping activities paralyzed, including the Free Agency.
But prior to lockout, in the month that elapsed since the end of the 2021 World Series, with Atlanta Braves As a champion, until December 1, there were quite a few movements within the market, and although none broke records, they were quite onerous.
While waiting for the sports and executive activity in the MLB to resume, thinking about the 2022 season, we review in Bolavip which were the five best contracts signed by players before the work stoppage, where it marks the departure of two former Los angeles dodgers.
The top five MLB contracts signed before the work stoppage
5.- Robbie Ray
He was the American League Cy Young Award winner, going 13-7 in 2021, playing for Toronto Blue Jays the best harvest of his career, with an ERA of 2.84, in addition to achieving 248 strikeouts, the most accomplished of all the Major Leagues; and more above, nominated for the First Team All-MLB. Signed by Seattle Mariners for five years, with a total salary of $ 115 million.
4.- Max Scherzer
After arriving in the middle of last season to the Dodgers, finally after the elimination in the Championship Series, the Angelenos decided not to retain him, which was taken advantage of by New York Mets, who signed him for three seasons and $ 130 million.
3.- Javier Báez
After a long walk through Chicago Cubs, and a shorter one by the Mets, where he recorded a .265 average and .319 OBP, with 31 homers and 87 RBIs, finally the Puerto Rican shortstop agreed to a new contractual relationship with Detroit Tigers, for six years and a salary of $ 140 million.
2.- Marcus Seeds
It was the first big hiring he made Texas Rangers For the next MLB season, a team willing to sign millionaire contracts to stop being the worst team of all. He put the rubric for the next seven seasons, with a total salary of $ 178 million.
1.- Corey Seager
It is until the beginning of lockout, the most expensive contract signed for the next harvestWell, even though he had everything to stay with the Dodgers, he eventually went to Texas Rangers for the next 10 seasons and a salary of, affirm, $ 325 million.
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