In a turn of events that may seem distant from Scott Boras’s usual grandeur, the initial player from the “Boras Four” to ink a deal happened to be Cody Bellinger. Nonetheless, the contract he sealed spanning over three years with a price tag of $80 million fell notably short of earlier anticipations, which had floated figures ranging between $140 million and $200 million. By incorporating opt-outs, this pact ensures Bellinger another opportunity to navigate his career trajectory in the future. This move is believed to set a precedent for what could be dubbed as ‘bridge contracts,’ potentially influencing the negotiations with the remaining free agents represented by Scott Boras.
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