Adam Jones' contract details
Thanks to Salary Cap Analyst AdamJT13 from a sports forum:
Adam Jones signed a four-year contract worth $13.3 million or more.
This season, if he plays, he will make $700,000. He would get a $100,000 salary advance after he's reinstated. His cap number right now is $0, because he's suspended, but it would be $700,000.
In 2009, he has a base salary of $1 million if he plays, plus a $250,000 workout bonus if he participates in the offseason workout program and a $250,000 roster bonus. His cap number would be $1.5 million.
In 2010, he has a base salary of $3 million if he plays, plus a $595,000 workout bonus if he participates in the offseason workout program and a $255,000 roster bonus. His cap number would be $3.85 million.
In 2011, he has a base salary of $7.25 million if he plays, plus an unknown escalator clause that could push it higher.
We could cut him at any time during the contract with no bonus acceleration.
Adam Jones signed a four-year contract worth $13.3 million or more.
This season, if he plays, he will make $700,000. He would get a $100,000 salary advance after he's reinstated. His cap number right now is $0, because he's suspended, but it would be $700,000.
In 2009, he has a base salary of $1 million if he plays, plus a $250,000 workout bonus if he participates in the offseason workout program and a $250,000 roster bonus. His cap number would be $1.5 million.
In 2010, he has a base salary of $3 million if he plays, plus a $595,000 workout bonus if he participates in the offseason workout program and a $255,000 roster bonus. His cap number would be $3.85 million.
In 2011, he has a base salary of $7.25 million if he plays, plus an unknown escalator clause that could push it higher.
We could cut him at any time during the contract with no bonus acceleration.
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