OSFM Contract Edits

[RidinDwnKingsley]

Please post any contract edits in here for SCEA created players as they will not carry over during the import.


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[ghostofsparta15]

Detroit Tigers

Miguel Cabrera - 9 Years - 262 million
JD Martinez - 1 Year - 3 million
Yoenis Cespedes - 1 Year - 10.5 million
Victor Martinez - 4 Years - 68 million
Alex Avila - 1 Year - 5.4 million
Ian Kinsler - 3 years - 41 million
Joe Nathan - 1 year - 10 million
David Price - 1 year - 19.75 million
Justin Verlander - 5 years - 140 million
Anibal Sanchez - 3 years - 50.4 million
Alfredo Simon - 1 year - 5.55 million
Joakim Soria - 1 year - 7 million
Al Alburquerque - 1 year - 1.73 million
Joba Chamberlain - 1 year - 1 million
Tom Gorzelanny - 1 year - 1 million

Pre-Arb 1
Shane Greene, Jose Valdez, Drew Ver Hagen, Buck Farmer, Kyle Ryan, Kyle Lobstein, BLaine Hardy, Angel Nesbitt, Dixon MAchado, Steven Moya, Tyler Collins, James McCann, Hernan Perez

Pre-Arb 2
Ian Krol, Alex Wilson, Bruce Rondon, Josh Zeid, Bryan Holaday, Nick Castellanos, Anthony Gose

Pre-Arb 3
Jose Iglesias, Andrew Romine

[WaitTilNextYear]

Quote: Originally Posted by RidinDwnKingsley

Please post any contract edits in here for SCEA created players as they will not carry over during the import. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not necessary. Please don't duplicate the work I already did! These contracts are all already in the same spreadsheet that you got the ratings from. Just scroll over to the right and double check as desired.

Some of the pre-arb players do not have publically available amounts hence "pre-arb 1" "pre-arb 2" and "pre-arb 3" so we will have to decide what that value means. My suggestion is to use 515k for 1st year arb-eligible, 530k for 2nd year arb-eligible, and 550k for 3rd year arb-eligible. Looking for feedback on this...

[ghostofsparta15]

Quote: Originally Posted by WaitTilNextYear

Not necessary. Please don't duplicate the work I already did! These contracts are all already in the same spreadsheet that you got the ratings from. Just scroll over to the right and double check as desired. Some of the pre-arb players do not have publically available amounts hence "pre-arb 1" "pre-arb 2" and "pre-arb 3" so we will have to decide what that value means. My suggestion is to use 515k for 1st year arb-eligible, 530k for 2nd year arb-eligible, and 550k for 3rd year arb-eligible. Looking for feedback on this...

Good deal.

I think those values are fair. I could be wrong, but in past games were they all at 500k?

[WaitTilNextYear]

Quote: Originally Posted by ghostofsparta15

Good deal. I think those values are fair. I could be wrong, but in past games were they all at 500k?

Could be.

In real life, if you glance at pre-arb players who do actually have salary info available, there is really a range. Some teams (ahem, the Rockies) are stingy/cheap and keep their guys nearer to 500k and other teams have performance incentives for doing well. For example, Adam Eaton on the White Sox is balling pretty hard for a pre-arb player.

To state the obvious, normally guys get a little more dough based on years of service. Mike Trout went from 510k in year 1 to a cool mil in year 2 and everyone thought it was way too cheap of LAA, but in fact pre-arb salaries that high are relatively unheard of unless they are part of a long-term deal buying out pre-arb/arb/FA years.

[RidinDwnKingsley]

Quote: Originally Posted by WaitTilNextYear

Not necessary. Please don't duplicate the work I already did! These contracts are all already in the same spreadsheet that you got the ratings from. Just scroll over to the right and double check as desired. Some of the pre-arb players do not have publically available amounts hence "pre-arb 1" "pre-arb 2" and "pre-arb 3" so we will have to decide what that value means. My suggestion is to use 515k for 1st year arb-eligible, 530k for 2nd year arb-eligible, and 550k for 3rd year arb-eligible. Looking for feedback on this...

Sorry man not trying to duplicate you work lol... I just missed it, I have a real life too lol


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[flamarlin2121]

The highest amount you can do is $300 million, so how are you going to handle Giancarlo's contract? Just do 10-years, $300 million?

Also, for the Marlins- Christian Yelich, seven-years, $49.5 million.

[Herky]

Since Phil Coke made the Cubs he is receiving 2.25 million for 1 year.