Left-hander Danny Coulombe And The Baltimore Orioles Agree To A $2.3 Million, One-year Contract – News18

BALTIMORE: Left-hander Danny Coulombe and the Baltimore Orioles agreed to a $2.3 million, one-12 months contract on Monday that prevented a wage arbitration listening to.

Baltimore has a $4 million choice for 2025 with no buyout as a part of the settlement, and the choice worth might escalate to $4,925,000 primarily based on video games pitched this 12 months: $100,000 for 50, $50,000 for every recreation from 51-55, $55,000 apiece for 56-60 and $60,000 every for 61-65.

His settlement was on the midpoint of the $2.4 million he had requested for and the $2.2 million Baltimore had provided when the perimeters exchanged proposed arbitration salaries on Jan. 11.

The 34-12 months-previous was 5-3 with a 2.81 ERA in 61 aid appearances final 12 months, placing out 58 and strolling 12 in 51 1/3 innings.

A veteran of elements of 9 main league seasons, Coulombe has a 15-9 report with a 3.69 ERA in 254 aid appearances and one begin for the Los Angeles Dodgers (2014-15), Oakland (2015-18), Minnesota (2020-22) and the Orioles.

Baltimore stays scheduled for hearings with proper-hander Jacob Webb ($1 million vs. $925,000), outfielder Austin Hays ($6.3 million vs. $5.85 million) and first baseman/outfielder Ryan O’Hearn ($3.8 million vs. $3.2 million).

The Orioles beforehand reached agreements with outfielders Anthony Santander ($11.7 million) and Cedric Mullins ($6,325,000); first baseman Ryan Mountcastle ($4,137,000); left-handers John Means ($3,325,000), Cole Irvin ($2 million) and Cionel Pérez ($1.2 million); proper-handers Tyler Wells ($1,962,500) and Dillon Tate ($1.5 million); and infielder Ramón Urías ($2.1 million).

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