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Originally Posted by Schneed10
Yeah. Math checks, but that's just back of the envelope math.
In reality it's probably structured such that:
- The $17M due in 2018 was fully guaranteed
- All money in 2019 and 2020 associated with the new contract was fully guaranteed. Let's assume it's $23M each season.
- There was probably a signing bonus. If you add up the above two bullets, that's $63M guaranteed. So if there was a $8M signing bonus, that gets you to $71M.
That means we've guaranteed him through 2020 (3 years), and we could get away from him after that if we wanted, without cap implications.
I can't know that this is the way it looks, but it's highly likely given Schaffer's MO with bigger contracts.
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yea this is a likely scenario and honestly i suppose im comfortable with it - especially if there are some nuances to the verbiage that covers us in case of injury and the like.