Daisuke Matsuzaka has a multi-year offer to return to Japan
Aaron Gleeman Oct 31, 2014, 10:19 AM EDT
Adam Rubin of ESPN New York passes along a report from Sports Hochi in Japan
that says the Fukuoka Softbank Hawks of the Japanese League have offered
Daisuke Matsuzaka a four-year contract.
纽约ESPN的记者Adam Rubin传递一份来自日本Sports Hochi的报导提到,日本职棒的福冈
软银鹰队已向松坂大辅提出一份4年的合约。
According to the report the deal would be worth about $3.5 million per
season, which is well beyond what Matsuzaka could expect to make in American
even if he were somehow able to snag a guaranteed one-year contract from some
team.
根据报导待遇大约是每季$3.5M,这数值远超过松坂留在美国的期望薪资,即使松坂能幸
运地与某些球队签下1年的保证合约。
Matsuzaka pitched reasonably well for the Mets after being shifted to the
bullpen, but the 34-year-old right-hander has made it clear that he still
wants to be a starter and returning to Japan seems like the best opportunity
(and biggest payday) to do so.
松坂转往牛棚后对大都会队有不错的贡献,但这位34岁右投手明确表示他想要回去先发
,返回日本发展似乎是达成回先发及争取最大薪资的最佳方式。
Matsuzaka left Japan in 2007 to sign a six-year, $52 million contract with
the Red Sox and had immediate success, but dating back to 2009 he’s combined
to throw 418 innings with a 5.10 ERA.
松坂在2007年时离开日本并与红袜签下6年$52M的合约且很快地就获得初步的成功。但若
仅追朔回2009年,他合计在418局数的ERA为5.1。
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