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Trevor Bauer to the Dodgers

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No surprise here. 

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Looking like $40 million in year 1 and $45million in year 2.

$40M year 1 signing with the Dodgers ($45M year 2).  $18.9M one year rejected qualifying offer from the Reds.  That's all you need to know about who is rich and who is not.

Agent Rachel Luba is set for life now.  Negotiated a contract for the highest paid player in MLB.  Wow.

5 hours ago, nkypete said:

Agent Rachel Luba is set for life now.  Negotiated a contract for the highest paid player in MLB.  Wow.

What does an agent make? 3%?

Researched it on Google. NBA and NFL cap agents at 3%. MLB has no cap. It looks like Scott Boras gets 4-5%.

If Luba gets 4%, she makes $1.6M year one.

1 hour ago, Voice of Reason said:

What does an agent make? 3%?

Researched it on Google. NBA and NFL cap agents at 3%. MLB has no cap. It looks like Scott Boras gets 4-5%.

If Luba gets 4%, she makes $1.6M year one.

That dog will hunt.

There is something wrong when Bauer is going to make more money than the 26 man payrolls for Cleveland, Baltimore, and Pittsburgh. That just don't seem right to me. Maybe it's just me.

As a lifetime Reds fan this sucks. I can’t blame him for going after the money, he is set for life with a 3 year deal. Reds are bottom feeders and looks like they will be forever.

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17 hours ago, nkypete said:

Agent Rachel Luba is set for life now.  Negotiated a contract for the highest paid player in MLB.  Wow.

Pretty awesome for a woman to do that is a male dominated industry.

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8 hours ago, 16thBBall Fan said:

There is something wrong when Bauer is going to make more money than the 26 man payrolls for Cleveland, Baltimore, and Pittsburgh. That just don't seem right to me. Maybe it's just me.

Yeah, it doesn't seem right to me either. Shame on those teams.

11 hours ago, 16thBBall Fan said:

There is something wrong when Bauer is going to make more money than the 26 man payrolls for Cleveland, Baltimore, and Pittsburgh. That just don't seem right to me. Maybe it's just me.

Agreed, what a joke.

On 2/5/2021 at 9:10 PM, Voice of Reason said:

What does an agent make? 3%?

Researched it on Google. NBA and NFL cap agents at 3%. MLB has no cap. It looks like Scott Boras gets 4-5%.

If Luba gets 4%, she makes $1.6M year one.

I think I saw in one of her videos that she didn't set her agency up that way. It was more of a service-oriented situation.  Meaning she charged a flat rate for this,  a flat rate for that, and so on. Then each client could decide what he wanted her to take care of.  Evidently it's pretty groundbreaking in the agent world.

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