Outfielder Adolis Garcia, who played a key role in the Texas Rangers' first World Series win last year, agreed to a two-year contract with the club after many twists and turns.
MLB.com reported on the 9th (Korean time), 'According to sources, the Rangers have agreed to a two-year contract with star outfielder Adolis Garcia. It is a contract that covers two years of salary adjustment eligibility, and the guaranteed amount for two years is $14 million, and including incentives, you can receive up to $20.25 million. Incentives are given based on MVP voting ranking, number of at-bats, and selection to the All-MLB team.'
When applying for salary adjustment last month, Garcia submitted $6.9 million and the club submitted $5 million. Among the 23 players who applied for salary adjustment this off-season, the gap with the club's proposed amount was the largest.
Both sides dramatically signed a two-year contract ahead of the Salary Adjustment Committee's judgment on this day. Once Garcia passes the physical examination, the contract will be officially announced. Garcia received an annual salary of $747,760 last year. This means that he, who turns 31 next month, has finally started dealing with money.
On the 27th of last month, Garcia attended the 'Rangers Fan Fest', a fan-club New Year's meeting event, and expressed difficulties in negotiations, saying, "We are preparing for a salary adjustment hearing." However, general manager Chris Young said at the time, “We are having good conversations with Garcia and his agent.”
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