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Dodgers got their own Bonilla. Shoutout to them.
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if the Yanks would've signed him to this deal with the same deferred payments u people ( and everyone else ) would be going apesh*t. so with that i say THE DODGERS RUINED BASEBALL !!!!
it's not fair to the rest of us who can't afford these moves. give other teams a shot, not fair how these rich teams just throw money around like everyone has it. give some of us a chance too
it's not fair .....
We could have easily afforded this.
Giants too.
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They can't.
And if he leaves the country to collect that money and doesn't pay taxes...
He won.
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i know, just felt like cryin like everyone else does when the yanks do sign someone. can't tell tho it'd be alot different if he did this deal for the Yanks. i need this season to get crackin ...
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From The Athletic:
For competitive balance tax, or luxury tax as it’s called, the expected average annual value on the Ohtani contract is said to be about $46 million per year, people briefed on the terms said. The $46 million average annual value is still the highest in MLB history, topping the $43.3 million average annual value Max Scherzer received in 2021. Baseball’s collective bargaining agreement makes clear that there is no limit on how much salary a player and team can agree to defer. The CBA also includes a net-present-value calculation for luxury-tax purposes — a calculation that estimates the value of a player’s contract on a season-by-season basis. That’s how the $46 million figure is determined.
The contract has a 20-year lifespan with two 10-year periods. The Dodger payments will be even throughout the two 10-year periods, meaning Ohtani will make $2 million each year from 2024 to 2033, then $68 million each year from 2034 to 2043.
For competitive balance tax, or luxury tax as it’s called, the expected average annual value on the Ohtani contract is said to be about $46 million per year, people briefed on the terms said. The $46 million average annual value is still the highest in MLB history, topping the $43.3 million average annual value Max Scherzer received in 2021. Baseball’s collective bargaining agreement makes clear that there is no limit on how much salary a player and team can agree to defer. The CBA also includes a net-present-value calculation for luxury-tax purposes — a calculation that estimates the value of a player’s contract on a season-by-season basis. That’s how the $46 million figure is determined.
The contract has a 20-year lifespan with two 10-year periods. The Dodger payments will be even throughout the two 10-year periods, meaning Ohtani will make $2 million each year from 2024 to 2033, then $68 million each year from 2034 to 2043.
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I thought Braves Twitter was unbearable before he signed, now I have to listen to all these clowns cry. I swear I absolutely loathe the Braves fan base on social media.
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He gone move out of California in a decade and duck those state tax bills.
I think he's technically a remote employee at that point and won't be subject to performer tax, state tax, etc.
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Japan have some pretty high taxes bro.
There is a reason they have a state of the art public transportation system all throughout the country along with free healthcare.
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How he pull a KD?
He never got elminated in the playoffs because that trash franchise never made it.
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Who said anything about moving back to Japan?
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We’re soooo byke. Can’t wait for the three peat.
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680 million in deferred payments
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Angel fans coping hard right now. They’re even rooting for the Trashtros now to beat usHow he pull a KD?
He never got elminated in the playoffs because that trash franchise never made it.
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Why do they NEED Yamamoto? Plenty of arms still available.
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They weren’t getting Judge in the first place
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Chill bro. Let’s get to one first. Bobby Miller is still our #1 starter. Got a long way to go
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I think most of us would have actually been shocked that Cashman could pull something like that off…
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Throwing a slight at the longest tenured GM in the MLB now? lol
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How does the $68 mil per year affect the luxury tax starting year 10?
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We talking about the same guy? Yankees fans have been trashing him for a while now
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Him being the longest tenured GM is an actual fact though.We talking about the same guy? Yankees fans have been trashing him for a while now
Your comment was made as if you’d be shocked he’d get something done like he hasn’t been around for 4 rings, 6 WS appearances, 23 playoff appearances and 28 winning seasons since he took the job.
What Yankee fans have been “trashing” him for has been the lack of accountability and him resting on his laurels, being satisfied with what he had done, and trying to continually play it safe the last almost decade.
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So questioning him getting something this “creative” done is that wild?
