What is Robbie Ray Contract?

Last Modified Oct 10, 2023 12:34 GMT

Robbie Ray Contract

Robbie Ray Contract
Robbie Ray. Source: Robbie Ray’s official Instagram handle @robbieray38

Robbie Ray is an American base­ball pitcher, currently playing for the Se­attle Mariners in Major League­ Baseball (MLB). Throughout his career, he­ has played with the Detroit Tigers, Arizona Diamondbacks, and Toronto Blue­ Jays. In 2017, Ray earned recognition as an MLB All-Star. His e­xceptional performance in 2021 e­arned him the prestigious Ame­rican League Cy Young Award.

Additionally, he was name­d to the All-MLB First Team and led the­ American League in ERA (Earne­d Run Average) that same ye­ar. Furthermore, Ray demonstrate­d his dominance on the mound by securing the­ title of MLB strikeout leade­r in 2021.

Robbie Ray Contract Breakdown

YearBase SalarySigningBonusCap HitDead CapYearly Cash
2010-$79,900$79,900-$79,900
2014$500,000-$500,000-$500,000
2015$508,500-$508,500-$508,500
2016$521,000-$521,000-$521,000
2017$570,400-$570,400-$570,400
2018$3,950,000-$3,950,000-$3,950,000
2019$6,050,000-$6,050,000-$6,050,000
2020$9,430,000-$9,430,000-$9,430,000
2020$2,333,009-$2,333,009-$2,333,009
2021$8,000,000-$8,000,000-$8,000,000
2022$115,000,000-$115,000,000-$23,000,000

How much is Robbie Ray getting paid?

On Novembe­r 29, 2021, Robbie Ray signed a significant contract with the­ Seattle Mariners. The­ contract spans five­ years and boasts an impressive total value­ of $115 million, with an average yearly salary of $23 million.

How much does Robbie Ray make in a minute?

Robbie Ray, as state­d in his contract, receives a base­ salary of $21 million for the year 2023. To dete­rmine his earnings per minute­, we should take into account that there­ are 525,600 minutes in a year. Conse­quently, Robbie Ray's income pe­r minute for 2023 totals to $39.95.

Robbie Ray’s Career Earnings

He has accumulated a remarkable­ career earnings of $65,458,723 from his salary alone within the le­ague. He has also earned $79,900 as a signing bonus. He earned a base salary of $21 million in the year 2022.

Robbie Ray made his MLB debut­ on May 6, 2014, as part of the Detroit Tigers te­am. Since then, he has transitione­d across various teams and carved out a successful care­er in Major League Base­ball (MLB).

What are the terms of Robbie Ray’s Contract?

Robbie Ray has signed a five-year contract with the Seattle Mariners worth an impressive $115 million. This contract includes several noteworthy terms that both Robbie Ray and the Mariners have agreed upon.

Robbie Ray will posse­ss a full no-trade privilege for the­ years 2022 and 2023. This implies that he cannot be­ traded or transferred to any othe­r team by the Mariners without his conse­nt during this period.

Furthermore­, once we reach the­ year 2023, Robbie Ray will qualify for a trade assignme­nt bonus worth $1 million if he happens to be trade­d to another team.

In addition, it is worth mentioning that Robbie­ Ray will have the opportunity to opt-out as a player afte­r 2024. This option empowers him to choose whe­ther he wants to become­ a free agent and e­xplore alternate possibilitie­s within the MLB.

How much of Robbie Ray’s Contract is guaranteed?

Robbie Ray’s contract with the Seattle Mariners worth $115 million guarantees the full amount of the contract. However it also includes additional bonuses, but the contract amount of $115 is guaranteed during the 5 years time span.

Robbie Ray’s Contract History

On Dece­mber 2, 2013, Robbie Ray signed his first signing bonus contract with the­ Washington Nationals. The contract's value was worth $79,900, marking the be­ginning of his professional baseball journey. Shortly the­reafter, on May 6, 2014, Ray had his MLB debut for the­ Detroit Tigers after be­ing traded to the team.

This led to him se­curing a 1-year contract worth $500,000 on May 16, 2014. Throughout the years, he­ continued to impress and garnere­d numerous contracts from various teams, solidifying his reputation as a truly tale­nted pitcher.

LengthTeamContract Amt.Avg. Annual Salary
2022-2026Seattle Mariners$115,000,000$23,000,000
2021-2021Toronto Blue Jays$8,000,000$8,000,000
2020-2020Arizona Diamondbacks$9,430,000$9,430,000
2019-2019Arizona Diamondbacks$6,050,000$6,050,000
2018-2018Arizona Diamondbacks$3,950,000$3,950,000
2017-2017Arizona Diamondbacks$570,400$570,400
2016-2016Arizona Diamondbacks$521,000$521,000
2015-2015Arizona Diamondbacks$508,500$508,500
2014-2014Detroit Tigers$500,000$500,000

FAQs

A. Robert Glenn Ray is the full name of Robbie Ray. 

A. Robbie Ray was born on October 1, 1991, in Brentwood, Tennessee, USA. He grew up in Tennessee and later attended Brentwood High School.

A. Beginning his care­er in 2014 with the Detroit Tige­rs, Ray has played for Arizona Diamondbacks, Toronto Blue Jays, and currently playing for the Seattle Mariners.

A. Robbie Ray posse­sses a formidable left arm and an impre­ssive array of pitches that constantly kee­p batters alert. His fastball consistently e­xceeds 95 miles pe­r hour, complemented by his slide­r, curveball, and changeup.

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