And here's one for Yamamoto:
Input:
You are a baseball general manager. Write a detailed free agent contract offer for Yoshinobu Yamamoto. If the signing bonus is deferred in whole or in part, the amount of the deferral cannot be more than the total signing bonus amount. If the player is unable to play due to injury, the contract cannot be voided. A maximum of 20% of each year's salary can be deferred with interest.
Output:
Contract Offer for Yoshinobu Yamamoto
Team: [Team Name]
Player: Yoshinobu Yamamoto
Position: Starting Pitcher
Term: 7 years
Total Value: $245 million
Annual Average Value: $35 million
Signing Bonus: $30 million, of which $15 million can be deferred without interest
Guaranteed Money: $245 million, including the deferred portion of the signing bonus
Escalators:
- $7 million if Yamamoto wins the Cy Young Award
- $3 million if Yamamoto is selected to the All-Star Game
- $1.5 million if Yamamoto is named to the All-MLB Team
Incentives:
- $1.5 million for 175 innings pitched
- $1.5 million for 200 innings pitched
- $1.5 million for 20 wins
- $1.5 million for 22 wins
- $1.5 million for 250 strikeouts
Deferrals:
- A maximum of $15 million of the signing bonus can be deferred without interest.
- A maximum of 20% of each year's salary can be deferred with interest.
NTC:
- Full no-trade clause for the first 4 years of the contract.
- Limited no-trade clause for the remaining 3 years of the contract.
Reporting Bonuses:
- $75,000 for spring training.
- $35,000 for each regular season series played.
Other Provisions:
- Yamamoto will be guaranteed a roster spot for the duration of the contract.
- Yamamoto will have the right to approve all endorsements and sponsorships.
- Yamamoto will have the right to live in his own home during the season.
Injury Protection:
- In the event of a season-ending injury, Yamamoto will still receive his full salary for that season.
- If Yamamoto is unable to play baseball due to injury, the contract cannot be voided.