Rumors Speculate Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s Elbow Concerns Involve Opt-Out Option in $325 Million Dodgers’ Contract

Every Eye Is On Yoshinobu Yamamoto's Contract As He Signed The Biggest Contract As A Pitcher So Far. However, the recently unveiled intricacies of the contract add an extra layer of intrigue. Let's Find Out What They Are.

" Take a Nap For 2 Hours, Eat Again and Sleep For More Than 10 Hours."

- Shohei Ohtani

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Yamamoto’s staggering deal with the Dodgers

After landing Shohei Ohtani with a $700 million contract, the Dodgers didn't back down and secured Another Japanese Ace, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, With A $325 Million Contract.

The head-turning intricacies of the deal

What Makes The Deal More Astounding Is The Opt-Out Options Made Based On Yoshinobu's Right Elbow Injury. The Contract States That If He Misses 134 Consecutive Days Because Of The Tommy John Surgery Between 2024 And 2029, His Opt-Out Option Will Be Shifted To 2031 And 2033 Instead Of 2029 And 2031.

What more is in the contract?

Besides the opt-out clause, the lay-out option is also quite interesting as it doesn’t include any no-trade clause. However, if traded, Yamamoto will get the opportunity to quit at the season's end.

" Take a Nap For 2 Hours, Eat Again and Sleep For More Than 10 Hours."

- Shohei Ohtani

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