Diamondbacks, Paul Goldschmidt Agree To Extension
By Zach Links [March 29, 2013 at 9:40am CST]
Paul Goldschmidt and the Diamondbacks have reached agreement on a contract
extension, according to Jim Bowden of ESPN.com (on Twitter). The SFX client
will get a five-year deal worth $32MM starting in 2014 that includes an
option year, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports (Twitter links) reports. The team
option for 2019 is worth $14.5MM, tweets Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic.
Goldschmidt wasn't scheduled for arbitration eligibility until after the '14
season and wouldn't have been able to hit free agency until after the 2017
season. The deal buys out Goldschmidt's pre-arbitration years, arbitration
years, and at least one of his free agency years. The long-term deal comes
as something of a surprise since we recently heard that the first baseman
rebuffed Kevin Towers' attempt to start talks.
The 25-year-old has been impressive thus far in his young career, hitting
.286/.359/.490 in 2012 with 20 homers and 18 stolen bases in 21 attempts
across the last two seasons. Goldschmidt's case is a unique one because as
MLBTR's Extension Tracker shows, no first basemen have signed long-term deals
with between one and two years of service time. However, several hitters
have done so, including Goldschmidt's former teammate Chris Young.
This marks the fifth extension issued by Towers and the D'Backs this
offseason. Before this, Arizona worked out deals with Aaron Hill (three
years, $35MM), Martin Prado (four years, $40MM), Cliff Pennington (two years,
$5MM), and J.J. Putz (one year, $7MM).
从2014开始算 保证约32M/5Y，球队2019有14.5M的选择权
黄金史密特目前年资一年多，今年算第二年完整球季
这份约加上option涵盖FA的前两个球季
Goldschmidt：朕还要再打十个盲肠！