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Wow, that's the most backloaded contract I've ever seen. Ok with this setup, it could work - until he doesn't opt out in year 7, but they

Posted by: JDolphin on Nov 18, 14:01 in response to Moviesnob's post and Stanton's deal is backloaded, so the marlins can put...

are probably hoping by then that they've built their revenue.

He looks like one of those rare players that cares more about staying with the team instead of the big money right away.

CBSS: Giancarlo Stanton to sgin the biggest sports contract ever: $325 million over a record 13 years Antibody Nov 17, 12:29

Nothing could possibly go wrong {nm} A-Rod Nov 17, 14:18

Ridiculous - when has one of these deals every worked for the team? {nm} JDolphin Nov 17, 15:35

Really - this Deal could put his Team Over-The-Top - just like mine did for the New York Islanders. {nm} Alexei Yashin Nov 17, 15:59

you're asking when a free agent ever helped a team to success? If you're complaining about the size of the deal, that was his market value Moviesnob Nov 17, 16:45

I'm talking about spending all your money on 1 player. It takes more than 1 player to win a game JDolphin Nov 17, 22:15

thats a fair point but we dont know what the marlins budget is. they may radically increase it. {nm} Moviesnob Nov 18, 10:22

and Stanton's deal is backloaded, so the marlins can put a team around him without greatly increasing their budget Moviesnob Nov 18, 10:43

Wow, that's the most backloaded contract I've ever seen. Ok with this setup, it could work - until he doesn't opt out in year 7, but they JDolphin Nov 18, 14:01

ESPN: Why Stanton is worth $300 million Antibody Nov 17, 16:15

But not Worth 325 MILL apparently. {nm} RotoHockeyYTD2014 Nov 17, 17:31

You have to pay to read the actual reasons - but nobody is worth 300 million, unless it's incentive based and they really earn it each year {nm} JDolphin Nov 17, 22:24

Basically, he's worth it because he's only 25. {nm} Antibody Nov 18, 11:25

that might be a reason for a 6-7 yr contract but not 13. {nm} JDolphin Nov 18, 14:03

which is likely why they put in an opt-out clause after 6 years {nm} charlie Nov 18, 14:12

I've only read that Stanton can opt out not the team {nm} JDolphin Nov 18, 17:30

That would only bring him to 31/32, the age when Pujols/Cabrera/Cano got their 10 year contract. Marlins lock him down at a better value. {nm} Antibody Nov 18, 15:24

I wouldn't have given them 10 yr contracts either. if a player ever stays with a team thru the contract we'll see, but I still think it's JDolphin Nov 18, 17:43





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