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https://www.nbcsports.com/washington/nationals/report-nationals-offered-bryce-harper-12-year-deal-worth-250-million-january It might just be posturing from Boras and company though

That's surprising given the last contract they offered him...it was 12 years 250 million with deferred money until 2072...that's right 2072!

Yeah...really, really team friendly deal. If he put up the same numbers this season as last and waited until the off season he probably could have gotten at least 50% more and probably more than that.

Breakdown Acuna will earn $1MM in both 2019 and 2020, $5MM in 2021, $15MM in 2022 and $17MM annually from 2023-26 $17 million options in 2027 and 2028 with a $10 million buyout. So it is 8 years $90 million...the $100 million is only with the buyout...that's why it's 10 years $124 million

The $124 mil thing is getting silly now...add the numbers up yourselves dummies.

I don't get the math either.

While something like that may not happen they could always add an extension like the Angels did with Trout.

It wouldn't shock me if he's not extending this week too. They seem like a package deal.

It's possible that an Albies extension will follow. Maybe Acuna wants to play with his best friend for the next 8+ years. It's funny that Passan can't add, and mlbtraderumors just copy and pasted the number without looking at it.

I think he meant $134 mil with the two option seasons at $17 million a piece. Acuna is guaranteed $110 million over 8 seasons.

Isn't that pretty moot now since pitchers have to face a minimum of 3 batters or is that not going into effect until next season?

Man...DeGrom's new contract has more than 50 million deferred. Why in the heck would he sign that?

that's pretty smart on Goldschmidt's part. He probably doesn't get that on the open market.

6 years 42.5 millions with two options that could bring it to 8 years 75 million. I wonder if that means no service time manipulation. I know he was already optioned, but he probably doesn't need anymore triple A at bats.

Moving the mound back 2' is pretty ridiculous

Oddly enough though only $25 mil/year average.

13 years $330 mil is the report

I think Sobotka has a good shot at taking over the closer role. The dude looked filthy last season.

i say Donaldson too. I think if he's good and healthy the Braves will be right in it.

It has already been said that players can only get qualifying offer once. The Braves could not give him a qualifying offer.