Manny Machado, who said he would opt out of his contract if he didn’t have an extension, doesn't have to worry about that anymore. The new pact contains a full no-trade clause and does not include any opt-outs.
Steve Cohen has proven once again that money is no issue, but have things gotten so out of hand for MLB that we may see a salary cap in 2026?The San Diego Padres strike again, agreeing with All-Star third baseman Manny Machado on an 11-year, $350 million deal, replacing his original contract, a person with direct knowledge of the contract told USA TODAY Sports. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because the Padres have yet to announce the deal.
Machado, who finished second in the NL MVP race last season, will earn a total of $470 million over 15 years from the Padres with his new deal.more than $350 million in free-agent contractsManfred told USA TODAY Sports on Feb. 15 that the Padres already are assured to lose money this season with their payroll where it is – currently third-highest in the majors at around $250 million.
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