[Lin Zhijie/Comprehensive Report]The Atlanta Braves will play the Philadelphia Phillies in the National League Division Series tomorrow, but on the eve of the game, the team announced that it has signed 23-year-old starting pitcher Spencer Strider (Spencer Strider) for six years and $75 million (approximately NT$2.39 billion) contracts.
Streid is 23 years old and will be picked by the Warriors in the 2020 amateur draft. Unexpectedly, after only one year, the team promoted him to the major leagues in early October last year, allowing him to complete his debut and make 2 appearances. He had a 3.86 defense rate and 1 win in the game. By the spring of this year, he was also successfully squeezed out of the team’s opening game list. Originally starting from the bullpen, he was moved to the starting rotation at the end of May until the end of the season. He played in a total of 31 games, including 20 starts, with an 11-5, ERA of 2.67, and 202 strikeouts in 131.2 innings, becoming the fastest rookie in team history to reach 200K.
Now that the playoffs have started, Streid is expected to become one of the Warriors’ indispensable starting forces. On the eve of the series, the team signed a six-year, $75 million contract with him, which makes He can receive an annual salary of $1 million in 2023 and 2024, $4 million in 2025, $20 million in 2026, and $22 million in the 2027 and 2028 seasons.
In addition, the Streid contract also comes with a team option of $22 million in 2029. If the team does not plan to execute it, it will be converted into a buyout of $5 million. In other words, if the contract is complete After the walk, he has the opportunity to get a seven-year, $92 million contract.
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