As reported earlier today, No. 4 overall pick Brian Matusz signed a major league deal with the Orioles. The deal, which runs from 2009-13, includes a $3.2 million bonus and $2.825 million in big league salaries. However, the contract apparently contains a split salary structures that would provide Matusz with minimal minor league salaries should he not be on the active big league roster.
MLB values the total guaranteed money in the contract at $3,472,500—or just $272,500 above the bonus amount. MLB views the net present value of the deal as $3,264,408.
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[...] pick Brian Matusz, a lefty from San Diego, also signed at the deadline, but because he received a major league deal ($3.2 million bonus, $2.825 million contract through 2013), his signing is not included in minor [...]
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