Dodgers Extend Kershaw for 7 years, 215 Million.

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  • Villain
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    • May 2011
    • 7768

    Dodgers Extend Kershaw for 7 years, 215 Million.

    The Dodgers have officially announced the extension of ace Clayton Kershaw, who receives a groundbreaking seven-year, $215MM contract one year before …


    The big lefty will earn $22MM in 2014, $18MM of which is a signing bonus and only $4MM of which is in salary. His salary then tracks as follows: $30MM (2015), $32MM (2016), $33MM (2017), $33MM (2018), $32MM (2019), and $33MM (2020).

    In short, the opt-out decision facing Kershaw after the 2018 season will be a two-year, $65MM proposition. If he leaves that money on the table, the deal would end up paying him $150MM over five years, a straight $30MM AAV.
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  • ThomasTomasz
    • Nov 2024

    #2
    Damn......$30-$33 million salary per season. That's just shy of $1 million a start.

    Needless to say, it was only a matter of time for a pitcher to get this much, and it's fitting for the Dodgers who signed the first $100 million pitcher a decade ago in Kevin Brown. Dodgers had to make the deal.

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    • Villain
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      • May 2011
      • 7768

      #3
      22 Reasons why Clayton Kershaw is worth his record contract
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