Effectively Wild Contract Extension Table

[TheLongHorn]

Extensions are determined by highest Fantrax ranking of the two most recent seasons. If a player is eligible for multiple positions we will go off the position that was played in the most amount of games for the extension.

SP:
1 $38M
2 $37M
3 $34M
4 $30M
5 $27M
6 $26M
7-10 $25M
11 $24M
12-13 $23M
14-15 $22M
16-20 $21M
21-23 $20M
24-25 $19M
26-31 $18M
32-34 $17M
35-37 $16M
38-41 $15M
42-43 $14M
44-49 $13M
50-53 $12M
54-59 $11M
60-63 $10M
64-70 $9M
71-77 $8M
78 $7M
79-82 $6M
83-88 $5M
89-96 $4M
97-100 $3M

100+ 500k 2 year max contract

RP
1.   $18M
2.   $17M
3.   $16M
4-5 $15M
6. $12M
7-11 $11M
12-14 $9M
15-19 $8M
20-22 $7M
23-27 $6M
28-33 $5M
34-40 $4M
41-45 $3M
46-68 $2M
69-100 $1M
100+ 500k 2 yr Max

C

1 $18M
2 $16M
3 $14M
4 $12M
5 $10M
6 $9M
7 $7M
8-12 $6M
13-15 $5M
16-23 $4M
24-25 $2M

25+ 2 year max 500k

1B

1 $26M
2 $25M
3 $24M
4 $23M
5 $21M
6 $20M
7 $18M
8 $14M
9 $13M
10 $12M
11-12 $11M
13 $8M
14 $6M
15 $5M
16-17 $4M
18 $3M
19-22 $2M
23-25 $1M

25+ 500k 2 yr max

2B

1-3 $20M
4-7 $15M
8    $14M
9    $13M
10  $12M
11-13 $5M
14-18 $4M
19-22 $3M
23-25 $2M

25+ 500k 2 yr Max

SS

1  $30M
2-3 $26M
4 $24M
5 $22M
6-7 $21M
8 $20M
9-10 $19M
11  $17M
12  $11M
13  $10M
14  $9M
15  $8M
16-17 $6M
18 $5M
19-21 $4M
22-24 $3M
25 $2M

25+ 500k 2 year max


3B

1 $34M
2 $32M
3-4 $30M
5 $25M
6 $21M
7 $20M
8?9 $15M
10 $14M
11-12 $12M
13-15 $9M
16 $8M
17 $7M
18 $6M
19 $5M
20-21 $4M
22-23 $3M
24-25 $2M

25+ 500k 2 years


LF

1 $27M
2 $22M
3-4 $20M
5-6 $17M
7 $15M
8 $12M
9 $8M
10-15 $6M
16-20 $4M
21-25 $2M

25+ 500k 2 years

CF

1 $36M
2 $30M
3 $25M
4 $19M
5 $17M
6 $15M
7 $14M
8-10 $12M
11-14 $10M
15-17 $7M
18-20 $6M
21-23 $4M
24-25 $2M

25+ 500k 2 years

RF

1 $30M
2 $25M
3 $24M
4-5 $20M
6-7 $18M
8 $15M
9-10 $14M
11-12 $13M
13 $9M
14-17 $7M
18-21 $5M
22-23 $3M
24-25 $2M

25+ 500k 2 years

[rcankosy]

I am curious how you put this together, since it doesn't seem based on real life contracts.

[STLBlues91]

Its based on the actual MLB. Yeah the values may look different but the MLB salary cap before the luxary cap is more than out cap. We use 83% of the reflected actual MLB salary cap. Then he found the contracts and mlb and made that extensions to reflect 83% of the actual MLB contracts. The contracts may seem a little cheaper than MLB but if MLB had our salary cap it would almost match as these contracts are rounded to the place value of the millions. @rcankosy @TheLongHorn lmk if I messed up anywhere.

[rcankosy]

I would like to use RF Juan Soto, Mets and UT Shoehei Ohtani, Dodgers as examples. If I am understanding correctly, the calculations would be as follows:

Soto

51M X 83% = 42.33M = 42M

Ohtani

70M X 83% = 58.1M = 58M

The extension value for the # 1 RF is 30M, and I'm not sure what position you used for Ohtani.