[MLB] Do you refuse $ 275 million offers from Colea Tigers who want a super -large contract?

(MLB Advanced Media)

According to Buster Orney reporters of "ESPN", Tigers offered a large contract of $ 275 million for 10 years before entering Carlos Colea, a star shortstop from Astros. That's it. However, Tigers finally signed a 1040 million dollar for 6 years with Habiar Bayes, who finally became FA from Mets. In other words, Colea seems to have refused offers from Tigers. Will there be a team that offers a super -large contract as desired after unlocking out? Ornny reported that one of the stakeholders had offered a 10 -year contract of $ 275 million from Tigers. It has been reported that Astros has offered Corea for $ 160 million, but Tigers offer is much higher than Astros offer in terms of contract period and total contract, but astros is an average year. It is below the offer. Colea did not swing his head vertically because it was inferior to Mets Francisco Lindoua ($ 341 million). Astros' Jim Crane owner has leaked to the team staff, saying, "We are not going to offer more than six years of contract." Although Astros has signed a contract of $ 163.5 million with Hose Altova, this is a two -year -old team option that came with the previous four -year contract, and in effect. It was an extension of $ 151 million for five years. There is no case that has signed a contract for more than $ 151 million in Altova, even if you go back to Astros' history, and the policy of "do not make a long -term contract with the risk of bad debt" is thorough (Josh in Josh.・ The biggest contract is $ 52 million given to Ladyl). Therefore, if Colea did not get a super -large contract as desired, "may find a re -contract with Astros with a short -term contract with a higher average annual average amount," said Ornny. Given the team situation, it is unlikely that the big market team such as Dodgers and the Yankees will invest a lot of money to Corea, and Corea may eventually sign a re -contract with Astros.