Down by 5 runs and a left handed hitter up to bat, Albert Puhols tries to steal 3rd. Slow, old, and a bad jump very selfish if you ask me. His team had just got some momentum and now its gone.
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Originally Posted by The Doctor:
Down by 5 runs and a left handed hitter up to bat, Albert Puhols tries to steal 3rd. Slow, old, and a bad jump very selfish if you ask me. His team had just got some momentum and now its gone.
What is his guaranteed money?
Originally Posted by lionbaseball:
Originally Posted by The Doctor:
Down by 5 runs and a left handed hitter up to bat, Albert Puhols tries to steal 3rd. Slow, old, and a bad jump very selfish if you ask me. His team had just got some momentum and now its gone.
What is his guaranteed money?
You could probably find that out online. But Im sure the Angels know its too much!
Originally Posted by The Doctor:
Originally Posted by lionbaseball:
Originally Posted by The Doctor:
Down by 5 runs and a left handed hitter up to bat, Albert Puhols tries to steal 3rd. Slow, old, and a bad jump very selfish if you ask me. His team had just got some momentum and now its gone.
What is his guaranteed money?
You could probably find that out online. But Im sure the Angels know its too much!
From a 2012 Espn article:
Including all three agreements, Pujols could make up to $268.75 million over 20 years. That includes $875,000 in possible award bonuses each year for accomplishments such as Most Valuable Player, World Series and League Championship Series MVP, Gold Glove and Silver Slugger, and making the All-Star team.