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Kershaw Gets $215 million from Dodgers

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ESPN is reporting that LA and Clayton Kershaw have agreed upon a 7-year deal for $215 million. That is a lot of jack!

Another contract that a club will regret in 3-4 years.

^ Only he if gets hurt. He's the most dominant lefty in the game. 7 years it's that bad.

If Jamies Winston has another couple years in baseball like he did as a closer last year and gets drafted extremely high, he would be dumb not to go to "the show".

 

Guaranteed CASH.

LA has at least five players making over 21 million next season.

LA has at least five players making over 21 million next season.

 

Sometimes I really wonder where all this money comes from....

Richest high school battery?

 

Catcher was Matthew Stafford.

Sometimes I really wonder where all this money comes from....

 

TV contracts is a big amount for these big market teams.

He's what, 25? That's one contract, barring injury, that the team probably won't regret for the duration.

He's what, 25? That's one contract, barring injury, that the team probably won't regret for the duration.

 

At $30 million a year, they'll probably regret it.

 

Look at Dallas Braden for the A's, threw a perfect game in 2010 or 2011 I believe and was supposed to be a rising pitcher, well now his arm is shot and he's retired. He was just 25.

 

I know it's a very extreme example but that's a hefty contract for someone who throws and hard and as much as he does. It'll definitely be interesting to see how they handle his innings and pitch counts over the next couple of seasons.

At $30 million a year, they'll probably regret it.

 

Look at Dallas Braden for the A's, threw a perfect game in 2010 or 2011 I believe and was supposed to be a rising pitcher, well now his arm is shot and he's retired. He was just 25.

 

I know it's a very extreme example but that's a hefty contract for someone who throws and hard and as much as he does. It'll definitely be interesting to see how they handle his innings and pitch counts over the next couple of seasons.

 

Clayton Kershaw has won multiple CY Young's, has a career ERA under 3.00, is a K machine, and has pinpoint control. Comparing him to Dallas Braden, who almost no one knew about before his perfect game, is a slap in the face to the unquestioned best pitcher in the game.

If people think this contract is bad, wait until you see what Mike Trout gets in a couple years....$400M??? That's the number I've seen tossed around. :eek:

Almost $8,600 per pitch if he continues on the same pace.

Clayton Kershaw has won multiple CY Young's, has a career ERA under 3.00, is a K machine, and has pinpoint control. Comparing him to Dallas Braden, who almost no one knew about before his perfect game, is a slap in the face to the unquestioned best pitcher in the game.

 

Not comparing ability by any means, I'm questioning health for young pitchers. He threw a career high 236 innings last year and while they may be fine for now there's always a health concern for power pitchers.

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