Breaking down Lucroy's extension with Brewers
Catcher Jonathan Lucroy, who reached a five-year contract agreement with the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday, will receive $13 million if he qualifies for an extra year of arbitration, $11 million if he does not.
Lucroy, under a four-year “Super Two” arbitration structure, would receive the following guarantees:
$500,000 signing bonus.
$500,000 in 2012.
$1.9 million in ’13.
$2.3 million in ’14.
$3.3 million in ’15.
$4.25 million in ’16.
$5.25 million club option or $250,000 buyout in ’17.
Under a standard three-year arbitration structure for Lucroy, the breakdown would be this:
$500,000 signing bonus.
$500,000 in 2012.
$750,000 in ‘13.
$2 million in ’14.
$3 million in ’15.
$4 million in ’16.
$5.25 million club option or $250,000 buyout in ’17.
Lucroy’s deal also includes partial no-trade protection in both structures.
— Ken Rosenthal



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