Poor Tyrell Jenkins...

rico43

<B>Director of Minor League Reports</B>
Either he feels unwanted, or like a hot potato. Fourth team in a month!

Braves trade him to Rangers on December 8th.

Rangers put him on waivers to take him off 40-man. Claimed by Reds on December 23rd.

Reds try to do the same, and is claimed by Padres on January 3rd.

OK San Diego, your move ...

(Kinda hope the Braves reclaim him. Class act.)
 
he got a signing bonus of $1.3 million dollar out of high school for trying to go play a game

no real reason to feel that bad for him.

just saying
 
he got a signing bonus of $1.3 million dollar out of high school for trying to go play a game

no real reason to feel that bad for him.

just saying

So, he's in the 33% Federal, plus State, Plus local, plus Union dues, plus agent commission, plus insurance, plus social security (he's like 17 only 60 years away!), plus Obamacare, ching, cha-ching, cha-ching...

so, Mr. Jenkins, it appears that you're in arrears, by $50K. Pay the man on your way out...
 
So, he's in the 33% Federal, plus State, Plus local, plus Union dues, plus agent commission, plus insurance, plus social security (he's like 17 only 60 years away!), plus Obamacare, ching, cha-ching, cha-ching...

so, Mr. Jenkins, it appears that you're in arrears, by $50K. Pay the man on your way out...

how will he ever survive
 
We aren't supposed to feel bad for a kid whose dream since he was a kid to play professional ball and it looks like he won't be realizing that dream?

Seriously?
 
At least he keeps getting claimed. Even if he doesn't pitch in the bigs again, if he can be AAA depth for someone, he can make some bucks. With his personality, he might be offered a job in somebody's organization, too. Of course, he still might find something and have some sort of big league career. I think everyone is pulling for him.
 
He will undoubtedly rack up the 43 days of service time this year with the Padres to guarantee himself a pension for life from the MLBPA. I think Mr. Jenkins will be just fine in life overall.

Agreed - Doesn't mean we can't feel bad for a kid who is starting to realize that his dream will not be fulfilled.
 
He will undoubtedly rack up the 43 days of service time this year with the Padres to guarantee himself a pension for life from the MLBPA. I think Mr. Jenkins will be just fine in life overall.

How much pension will he receive?
 
How much pension will he receive?

MLB players must play 43 days in the majors to earn a minimum $34,000 annual pension plan. Just one day in the majors gets them lifetime healthcare coverage. After 10 years in the big leagues, benefits grow to $100,000 annually.
 
MLB players must play 43 days in the majors to earn a minimum $34,000 annual pension plan. Just one day in the majors gets them lifetime healthcare coverage. After 10 years in the big leagues, benefits grow to $100,000 annually.

Nice.
 
According to BBRef, he has 82 days of MLB service time, so isn't that enough for the pension, or does he need 43 more, 125 days total?
 
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