Re: Hogan Harris Drafted 85th in MLB Draft
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angeleast
But is that like a bonus plus yearly salary? Forgive my ignorance with MLB contracts. I know MLB contracts are fully guaranteed so I'm just wondering if the 600 k plus is for X amount of years?
Signing bonus followed by annual chump change till you make a Big League roster.
Re: Hogan Harris Drafted 85th in MLB Draft
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Turbine
Signing bonus followed by annual chump change till you make a Big League roster.
So bonus plus 20 g a year .. humm
Re: Hogan Harris Drafted 85th in MLB Draft
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Originally Posted by
angeleast
So bonus plus 20 g a year .. humm
20 g may be generous in rookie or low A ball.
Re: Hogan Harris Drafted 85th in MLB Draft
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Originally Posted by
Duggie35
20 g may be generous in rookie or low A ball.
so unless your bonus is 200 g's or more your poverty for 4 years
Re: Hogan Harris Drafted 85th in MLB Draft
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CajunJeaux
Better be more than 200g’s...once Uncle Sam gets his cut as well as agent(?)...ain’t as much left as the picture paints...
Holy Shat!!! A minimum wage job at walmart pays same, maybe more
Re: Hogan Harris Drafted 85th in MLB Draft
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angeleast
Holy Shat!!! A minimum wage job at walmart pays same, maybe more
Not sure but maybe free meals, transportation, medical, education, clothing, etc......again not sure of any of this but curious!!!
Re: Hogan Harris Drafted 85th in MLB Draft
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angeleast
Holy Shat!!! A minimum wage job at walmart pays same, maybe more
I was speaking to this a month or so ago in another thread. Unless you're a top round pick (or get a bonus way above slot), going pro sucks. And it's why a lot of really good players are out of professional baseball in just a couple years. Unless you're fast tracking through the levels, some guys can't afford to be a professional baseball player.
And the lifestyle is miserable.
Re: Hogan Harris Drafted 85th in MLB Draft
Unless you are a top pick in the draft, the only thing the vast majority of basebal draft picks get is an “opportunity”. But if you can’t make a relatively quick impression, most can’t afford to stick around very long and they won’t keep anyone around very long.
Re: Hogan Harris Drafted 85th in MLB Draft
How much do y’all think Blake Trahan’s yearly salary is in triple A?
Re: Hogan Harris Drafted 85th in MLB Draft
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Duggie35
20 g may be generous in rookie or low A ball.
$1300 for Low A $1500 at High A, a month during the season, only. You pay clubhouse dues out of that.