重點: 1. 休斯, 牛奶弟和張伯倫年薪確定 Hughes 年薪 406,350 牛奶弟 年薪 461,200 張伯倫 年薪 390,000 2. 張伯倫拿底薪, 連一毛都沒加。張伯倫去年的表現有目共賭, 而且 洋基還在賣"Joba rules"的T-恤, 但洋基並沒有因為Joba的表現 給予肯定而多加個10000塊。反正就這麼一回事, 球員變為自由 球員時儘可能爭取高年薪及複數合約, 但還未成為FA前, 當球團不 給你符合你表現的薪水時, 有時不過是球團維持符合大聯盟底 薪的薪水而已, 沒什麼好為Jaba不平的。 資料來源 http://yankees.lhblogs.com/ Yankees hold the bottom line on Joba The Yankees have come to contract agreements with all the players on their 40-man roster. Phil Hughes agreed to $406,350, Melky Cabrera to $461,200, etc. For players under three years of service time, there is no wiggle room. Their agents can request something, but the team is free to award any salary over the minimum of $390,000. Most teams have a scale based on service time. If a player doesn’t fall into place and refuses to sign, his contract is simply renewed. That was the case with Joba Chamberlain. The Yankees renewed him at the minimum of $390,000. He received not one penny of credit for what he did last season. For most of us, $390,000 is serious bank. But it illustrates the fact that baseball is a business. Fans complain all the time when players become free agents and hold out for the best deal they can get. But when the teams have the leverage, they use it. The Yankees will probably sell $390,000 worth of those “Joba Rules” t-shirts this year. It wouldn’t have killed them to kick the kid another $10,000. But as was their right, they didn’t. That’s why Jorge Posada held out for the fourth year. And why Mariano Rivera waited until he got the bump he wanted. I’m not asking you to weep for Joba, he’ll be just fine. But when a team doesn’t give a player like that 10 cents worth of recognition, it shows just how bottom line baseball is sometimes. --

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