Padres Hurler Projected To Sign 3-Year, $75 Million Deal After Opt Out
Summary
Michael King, a baseball pitcher with the San Diego Padres, has opted out of his current contract. He is expected to sign a new three-year deal worth about $75 million after excelling as a starter this season. King, a highly sought-after free agent, will test the market for the first time.Key Facts
- Michael King, a pitcher for the San Diego Padres, opted out of his contract.
- King played for the Padres after being traded as part of a deal involving Juan Soto.
- In his first full season as a starter, King had a 2.95 ERA with 201 strikeouts.
- King missed part of the season due to shoulder and knee injuries.
- He made $7.7 million last season but is expected to get a substantial pay raise.
- King might sign a three-year contract worth approximately $75 million.
- Despite injuries, King remained a strong performer with a 3.44 ERA in 15 starts.
- King is anticipated to be one of the top pitchers in the free agency market.
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