Okay, so, I was digging into Trent Grisham’s contract details today. You know, the outfielder who recently signed with the New York Yankees? Yeah, that guy. I needed to get the lowdown on his deal for my own stuff, and I figured I’d share what I found since it might be interesting to some of you too.
First off, I started with the basics, trying to find out how much the guy’s making this year. I found out he signed a one-year contract with the Yankees. This was a pretty recent thing, too, like around January 11, 2024. This contract will save him from going through arbitration. So, now we know he’s officially with the Yankees for at least this season.
Then I got into the money part. Turns out, Grisham’s getting paid $5 million for 2025, that’s a lot of cash! But it’s actually down from his 2024 salary of $5.5 million. So, I guess, it is kind of like a pay cut. Some people online said that this $5 million is guaranteed, meaning he’s getting it no matter what. And that’s his base salary. No mention of any signing bonus or anything like that. Oh, and his average annual salary is also $5 million, obviously, since it’s just a one-year deal.
I also tried to find out his net worth, only found a random number of $7,582. I doubt it though.
I looked up more about his role and it sounds like he’s not one of the main guys in the outfield. They’ve got some other big names like Alex Verdugo, Aaron Judge, and Juan Soto. He’s more of a depth player, which means he probably won’t be playing every single game. I did see some stats from his last season, and his batting average was, well, let’s just say it wasn’t great.
So, there you have it. I went in looking for Trent Grisham’s contract details, and now I feel like I know everything about it, his salary, his team, and his role. It’s funny how much information you can find online these days. Anyway, I hope this was helpful or at least somewhat interesting for you guys. Maybe next time I’ll dig into another player’s contract. Who knows!
Oh, I also found similar info about some guy named Nestor Cortes:
- Nestor Cortes signed a 1 year, $8,300,000 contract with the Milwaukee Brewers.
- $8,300,000 guaranteed, and an average annual salary of $8,300.
I don’t know much about this guy, but just in case anyone needs it.
