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Originally Posted by BrockPaperscissors
Oakland A's:
Coco Crisp's 2017 vesting option has a 750K buyout.
Sean Doolittle has 2 team options in his extension. 2019 is a 6M team opt with a 500K buyout. 2020 is a 6.5M team opt with a 500K buyout
Pat Venditte throws BOTH left and right (good luck coding that)
Mark Canha is a Rule V draftee - has to stay on the 25-man roster or be returned to Miami
I don't know if the game tracks "dead costs", and if it does, I don't know where to find it - but the A's dead costs for 2015 include:
Hiroyuki Nakajima's 500K option buyout
Nick Punto's 2.75M waived salary
1.5M in cash paid to TBY in the Zobrist trade
It appears as if signing bonuses aren't included in contract totals (Butler signed a 3yr/30M contract = 25M in salary + 5M signing bonus. Kazmir signed a 2yr/22M contract = 18M in salary + 4M signing bonus). When calculating team salary for the purpose of luxury tax, the player's total average salary is used for multuyear contracts. So Butler counts as 10M and Kazmir counts as 11M.
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This is all good info, but none of it's really stuff we can set. We can't do buyouts or dead costs
On salaries, I've included the signing bonuses in some that I've set, but maybe everyone else hasn't. I'm not sure what our policy on that is, to tell you the truth.