So the Angels need to win and Houston to lose right?
Not sure we're gonna get that tiebreaker. Though the thought of a team playing a must win game to get to a must win game to get to a must win game is hilarious to me.
Pujols becomes the first player in history to hit 40+ HRs with an .OPS of under .800.
How sad is it that the Pujols contract is probably the 2nd worst one the Angels handed out in the past few years.
Hamilton or C.J Wilson i assume.
Kershaw reaches 300 K's! 6 K's with 37 pitches in 3 innings. Damn.
I would guess because Hamilton bottomed out the moment he put on a Halos uniform. Pujols has at least put up some really good numbers outside of his first season.
But still, having
2016: $25 million
2017: $26 million
2018: $27 million
2019: $28 million
2020: $29 million
2012: $30 million
with a full no trade clause remaining on the books for a 36 year old player is worth more than Hamilton signed in its entirety
I'm assuming there will be bonuses on top of that if Pujols reaches some milestones (i.e 3000 hits)?
Truly a remarkable contractIncentives: $500K MVP, $75K 2nd/3rd in MVP Voting, $75K Gold Glove, $75K Silver Slugger, $50K All-Star, $100K WS MVP, $75 ALCS MVP. $3M for promotion of 3,000 hits, $7M for promotion of 763 home runs.
Other Notes: Will be paid $1M annually for 10 years after contract expiration or retirement for "10 year personal service relationship". Hotel suite on roads trips, luxury suite at ballpark for Pujols foundation for 10 games yearly, right to buy luxury suite between 1st and 3rd at home games.
Truly a remarkable contract
Will be paid $1M annually for 10 years after contract expiration or retirement for "10 year personal service relationship"
But still, having
2016: $25 million
2017: $26 million
2018: $27 million
2019: $28 million
2020: $29 million
2012: $30 million
with a full no trade clause remaining on the books for a 36 year old player is worth more than Hamilton signed in its entirety