Viejo Dinosaur
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Another million plus interest in his bank account…
Another million plus interest in his bank account…
Like Bruce Sutter, RAILBIRD had a nasty splitter in his teen years.
How do I know?
I saw the scrapbook.
Knowing Railbird's propensity to stretch the truth and flat out fib, it was
probably a spitter not a splitter.
Another million plus interest in his bank account…
The Cubs are right there also.And a lot of smart MLB teams keep their retired stars in the fold, acting as ambassadors for fans and sponsors alike.
Are there teams that do it better than either the Cardinals or the Yankees?
I hope more professional players are doing the Bonilla deal. Deferred money is wonderful!
I hope more professional players are doing the Bonilla deal. Deferred money is wonderful!
Sutter timed it perfectly. he died at the age of 69.When Bruce Sutter signed with the Braves before the 1985 season, he agreed to a deal for six years and $9.1 million. Each year, his Braves “salary” of $750,000 was just an interest payment on the money, roughly 8 percent interest, which means he still got paid in 1989 and 1990 despite being retired. Then for 30 years, the Braves have been on the hook for $1.12 million every year, and in 2022, when Sutter is 69 years old, they owe him a balloon payment of that $9.1 million. All in all, it’s over $47 million for a pitcher who delivered just 40 saves for a team that averaged 96 losses per season.
that's not the way it 's supposed to work, interest based on the time value of deferred money is not a bonus, getting millions more in 15-20 years than you defer now is not extra, it's what you have coming, it's simple actuarial math.I know Max Scherzer gets deferred money but I believe his is interest free and he is just paid what he is owed.
Most big stars get huge signing bonus's now, any player could take some of that bonus and go purchase from an insurance co a policy similar to bonillas if they wanted. the fee's involved would be pretty small.if I was a pro athlete why wouldn't you put a portion of your salary into this type of payout. Live off your current money with the idea that after you leave the game you have this "annunity" waiting for you.
I think he's been out of baseball for 3-4 yrs.Are the Mets still paying Cespedes?
I think he's been out of baseball for 3-4 yrs.
Because they have the right to negotiate what they want, some want it now, I assume ohtani didn't do it because he's smart or planning for the future, he did it for tax purposes and because he makes plenty through endorsements.I have a question.
If athletes are going broke so often why isn't something like this added to every players contract?
Even if it was 250k or 500k a year down the road.
Maybe there is something legally that wouldn't work.
The ohtani deal if done in basketball could get some super teams that actually win.
Sorry 76er fans
Too soon
Amazing, read this week also, I wasn't aware of Orioles money alsoYou mean 1.5 million. Orioles on the hook for 500k until 2028 as well.