2022 HR derby

Nohow

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Harper with Nats won derby in 2018, now Soto in 2022. Nats suck but come up big in derby.
 

PSUJam

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The crazy thing is he may make $500 million on his next contract but it possibly didn't have to be that way. Pay these players when they are young and get them for longer deals rather than waiting until they have leverage.

"Now he’ll be a Brave … well, not for life, but close. The 21-year-old from Venezuela is finalizing a contract extension that will keep him under team control through 2028. The deal, which supersedes Acuña’s $560,000 salary for 2019, is worth $100 million over the next eight seasons, with two team-option years beyond that for $17 million each."


"The Braves’ second baseman become approximately the 10,000th player in the last two months to sign a contract extension, inking a seven-year deal with Atlanta. But despite coming off a season in which he hit .261/.305/.452 with 24 homers and 3.8 bWAR, the 22-year-old will make a measly $35 million from here through 2025—an average annual value of just $5 million. On top of that, Albies gave away a staggering four free-agent years, two in club options—priced at $7 million per—that could keep him from reaching the open market until after his age-30 season."

 
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