Chris Young's Incentives Released

From the AP:

NEW YORK (AP) — Chris Young can earn up to $6,325,000 under his one-year contract with the New York Yankees.

The outfielder is guaranteed a $2.5 million salary under the deal announced Sunday and can make $3,825,000 more in performance bonuses based on plate appearances.

Young would earn $150,000 for 250, $200,000 for 275, $300,000 for 300, $350,000 for 350, $375,000 each for 375 and 400, $475,000 for 450, $500,000 for 500 and $550,000 each for 550, and 600.

Brian Roberts Can Earn An Additional $2.6 Million In 2014

Brian Roberts signed a one year deal worth $2 million earlier this week and we learned that the deal will include incentives based on plate appearances. Roberts can earn an additional $2.6 million for staying healthy and in the lineup much like Travis Hafner's contract last season. I don't see it happening but I sure do hope that it does, even if $4.6 million is an awful lot for Roberts for one season.