Manny Machado

After saying he planned to opt out of his contract at the end of the season, All-Star third baseman gets new deal through 2033.

"Truly, I care about what we're thinking in this room in San Diego. The new pact contains a full no-trade clause and does not include any opt-outs. The San Diego Padres strike again, agreeing with All-Star third baseman Manny Machado on an 11-year, $350 million deal, replacing his original contract, a person with direct knowledge of the contract told USA TODAY Sports.

Machado had made $108 million of that deal and was set to make $32 million this season, but now he's secured this extension that'll likely keep him in San Diego ...

They have now secured one of the best third basemen in baseball for the rest of his career. Machado had made $108 million of that deal and was set to make $32 million this season, but now he's secured this extension that'll likely keep him in San Diego for the rest of his career. Machado had initially signed a 10-year, $300 million deal with the Padres prior to the 2019 season, but there was an opt-out on his deal after this coming season. It was arguably the best year of his career, a career that is trending toward having a Hall of Fame resume. It was the fourth time he's finished in the top five of MVP voting while also being his highest finish. Yu Darvish recently signed a six-year, $108 million extension that takes him through 2028.

Manny Machado isn't going anywhere. The Padres star third baseman was planning to opt out of his contract after his year but will instead stick around, ...

[Bob Nightengale of USA Today](https://twitter.com/BNightengale/status/1629862972817563648) first reported that the deal begins in 2023. Dennis Lin and Britt Ghiroli of The Athletic first reported that there are no opt-outs and that Machado has full no-trade protection ( [links](https://twitter.com/dennistlin/status/1629865273741434881)). [Jeff Passan of ESPN](https://twitter.com/JeffPassan/status/1629860613697732613) first reported that the sides were finalizing a new 11-year deal worth $350MM. For the any clubs that had hopes of making a run at Machado next winter, they will have to come up with other plans for next winter. Since Machado was going to have five years and $150MM remaining on his deal at the end of this year, taking the opt-out was the clear choice from a financial perspective and Machado was [quite open](https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2023/02/manny-machado-planning-to-exercise-opt-out-following-2023-season.html) about his plans to take that path. [reporting](https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2023/02/padres-remain-narrowly-below-273mm-third-cbt-threshold-after-wacha-deal.html) indicated that the club was narrowly below that line but it’s possible this deal might nudge them over for now. With the deadline having passed, it seemed possible that the season would begin with the uncertainty lingering, though [reports](https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2023/02/padres-manny-machado-still-discussing-extension.html) on Friday indicated that the discussions were continuing. The exact breakdown of Machado’s deal isn’t yet known, but these hefty and lengthy deals mean that the club will have something in the vicinity of $100MM on the books for 2028 already. That increased spending has launched the club into luxury tax territory, having paid the competitive balance tax in each of the past two seasons. [reported](https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2023/02/padres-expected-to-pursue-extension-with-manny-machado.html) earlier this month that the Padres were planning to get an extension done with Machado to prevent him from opting out, though the talks seemed to be in jeopardy as recently as a week ago. Since Machado had six years and $180MM remaining on his previous deal, this new agreement will add five years and $170MM in new money for the MVP Sports Group client. The star third baseman was planning to opt out of his contract after the season but will instead stick around, as Machado and the Padres are reportedly finalizing a new 11-year, $350MM contract.

San Diego upped the ante yet again, agreeing to a $350 million deal with their all-star third baseman in another attention-grabbing move.

By signing Machado, the Padres have eliminated the only question hanging over what might become one of the more scrutinized small-market seasons in recent baseball history. But the Dodgers did not make their usual list of blockbuster acquisitions this offseason, turning the spotlight, for once, a little further south. He finished fourth in the National League in batting average and hit 32 home runs in 2022, his age-29 season. Machado’s deal gives the Padres another mega contract on their small-market books in yet another example of owner Peter Seidler’s willingness to spend. Machado becomes the highest-paid third baseman in major league history and will make $32 million annually, just less than what Arenado is earning on his current deal. As Machado put it, noting the free agent market has changed in the three years since he signed, “There’s a lot of money out there.”

Machado has had a slash line of .280/.352/.504 since he joined the Padres in 2019.

Machado había dicho la semana pasada que tenía la intención de salirse de los últimos cinco años (y $150 millones) de su contrato actual con los Padres ...

[Bryce Harper](https://espndeportes.espn.com/beisbol/mlb/jugador/_/id/30951/bryce-harper), la otra estrella disponible, no firmaron sus megacontratos hasta fines de febrero. San Diego no permitió que las negociaciones fallidas la primera vez los detuviera, aumentando su oferta en más de $ 50 millones cuando el propietario Peter Seidler dijo que extender a Machado era "máxima prioridad" esta primavera. Los Padres, dijeron las fuentes a Alden González de ESPN, le habían ofrecido a Machado una extensión por cinco años y $105 millones además de los seis años y $180 millones que le deben, incluida esta temporada. [Fernando Tatis Jr](https://espndeportes.espn.com/beisbol/mlb/jugador/_/id/35983/fernando-tatis-jr). Terminó segundo en la votación de Jugador Más Valioso de la Liga Nacional y llevó a los Padres a la Serie de Campeonato de la Liga Nacional, donde fueron eliminados por los Machado había dicho la semana pasada que tenía la intención de salirse de los últimos cinco años (y $150 millones) de su contrato actual con los Padres, después de la temporada, luego de que fracasaran las negociaciones preliminares sobre una extensión.

Una semana transcurrió desde que Manny Machado anunció su decisión de terminar su contrato con los Padres y este anuncio millonario.

Y único por sus dos firmas de 300 millones de dólares o más. Y eso le haría convertirse en el primer bigleaguer de 500.000 millones de dólares. Ahora es único por su talento, con dos guantes de oro, uno de platino y seis cosechas sobre 30 jonrones. Machado ya recibió 100 millones de dólares por jugar con los californianos entre 2019 y 2022, de acuerdo con Baseball Prospectus. Si esta extensión empieza en 2024, como señala una versión periodística, llegará a cobrar 130 millones en esta primera etapa, lo que le permitiría sumar 480 millones de dólares por 16 campeonatos, hasta 2034. En 2019 firmaron por 10 torneos y 300 millones de dólares.

El tercera base dominicano Manny Machado firmó este domingo una extensión de contrato por 11 años y 350 millones de dólares con los Padres de San Diego, ...

Además, es el pacto más grande para un antesalista, dejando atrás el que [ Rafael Devers](https://fansided.com/es/posts/los-detalles-del-contrato-de-rafael-devers-con-los-medias-rojas-de-boston-por-331-millones-01gpgq6cfvyy) firmó con los Medias Rojas de Boston por 10 años y $313.5 millones. Es una parte importante de lo que estamos haciendo aquí. [Manny Machado](https://fansided.com/es/posts/los-millones-de-dolares-de-diferencia-que-separan-a-manny-machado-de-los-padres-01gsnbc09wza) firmó este domingo una extensión de contrato por 11 años y 350 millones de dólares con los [Padres de San Diego](https://fansided.com/es/teams/padres), descartando la posibilidad de que el jugador vaya al mercado de agentes libre en 2024.

Manny Machado Opts Out of $300M Padres Contract to Test 2023 MLB Free Agency Manny Machado is going to become a free agent after opting out of his…

[Spotrac](https://www.spotrac.com/mlb/tools/offseason/), all 30 teams combined to hand out contracts worth more than $4.5 billion with 131 free agents signing deals that totaled $3.74 billion. He's been an elite defensive player at the hot corner since making his MLB debut with the Baltimore Orioles in 2012. [Dennis Lin and Britt Ghiroli](https://twitter.com/dennistlin/status/1629865273741434881) of The Athletic reported there are no opt-outs in the new contract and that Machado has a full no-trade clause. Machado had six years remaining on the 10-year, $300 million deal he originally signed with the Padres in February 2019. Last offseason may have played a role in Machado's decision to make it known early he would be testing free agency. "Obviously, the team knows where I stand, my situation, with the opt-out coming.

He'll be in San Diego for the rest of his career.

El acuerdo mantendrá a la estrella de la tercera base con la camiseta de los Padres después de que dijera que planeaba retirarse tras la temporada 2023.

Quedó tercero en la votación para el MVP de la Liga Nacional en 2020 y segundo en 22. El 18 de febrero, Machado confirmó que quería centrarse en la temporada y no en las negociaciones. Machado no estuvo en el club de los Padres mientras estuvo abierto a los medios de comunicación. En diciembre, Machado fijó el 16 de febrero como fecha límite para cerrar un nuevo contrato. “Uno, por su rendimiento, pero solo por lo que ha hecho por el equipo y por lo que ha sido para todos en el club. Es el tipo en el que todos han confiado y han contado con él.

All-Star slugger Manny Machado has agreed to a new $350m, 11-year contract that will keep him with the San Diego Padres through 2033.

Machado was scheduled to bat second on Sunday in the Padres’ spring training game against the Arizona Diamondbacks. Machado, 30, had said that after this season, he planned to opt out of the $300m, 10-year deal he signed in 2019. He’ll anchor a susperstar-laden lineup that includes Xander Bogaerts, Juan Soto and Fernando Tatis Jr, who can return on April 20 from an 80-game suspension for performance-enhancing drugs.