Brad Lidge

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Washington Nationals Relief Pitcher Age: 47-108d Exp: 9.043 Years Bat/Throw: /
Drafted: Round 1 (#17 overall), 1998 Agent(s): Jim Turner

  • Current Contract

    Brad Lidge signed a 1 year / $1,000,000 contract with the Washington Nationals, including $1,000,000 guaranteed, and an annual average salary of $1,000,000.

    2012-2012

    Contract: 1 yr(s) / $1,000,000
    Signing Bonus -
    Average Salary $1,000,000
    Free Agent: 2013 / UFA
    Year   Age Service Status Base Salary Luxury Tax Salary Payroll Salary Adjusted Salary Yearly Cash
    2012 Contract details by year 35 $1,000,000 $1,000,000 $1,000,000 $1,000,000 $1,000,000($1,000,000)
    2013 Free Agent Year 36 UFA  
    Sources: MLB contract specifics generally collected from Baseball Prospectus & Rotoworld.

    Previous Contracts

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    2012-2012Buyout

    Contract: 1 yr(s) / $1,500,000
    Signing Bonus -
    Average Salary $1,500,000
    Free Agent: 2013 / UFA

    2009-2011

    Contract: 3 yr(s) / $37,500,000
    Signing Bonus $1,500,000
    Average Salary $12,500,000
    Free Agent: 2012 / UFA

    2008-2008 Arbitration

    Contract: 1 yr(s) / $6,350,000
    Signing Bonus -
    Average Salary $6,350,000
    Free Agent: 2009 / UFA

    2007-2007 Arbitration

    Contract: 1 yr(s) / $5,350,000
    Signing Bonus -
    Average Salary $5,350,000
    Free Agent:

    2006-2006 Arbitration

    Contract: 1 yr(s) / $3,975,000
    Signing Bonus -
    Average Salary $3,975,000
    Free Agent:

    2005-2005

    Contract: 1 yr(s) / $500,000
    Signing Bonus -
    Average Salary $500,000
    Free Agent:

    2004-2004

    Contract: 1 yr(s) / $360,000
    Signing Bonus -
    Average Salary $360,000
    Free Agent:

    2003-2003

    Contract: 1 yr(s) / $300,000
    Signing Bonus -
    Average Salary $300,000
    Free Agent:
  • Estimated Career Earnings

    Year Team Awards Salary Signing Bonus Incentive Total Cash
    2003 Player Cash Earnings $300,000 - - $300,000
    2004 Player Cash Earnings $360,000 - - $360,000
    2005 Player Cash Earnings $500,000 - - $500,000
    2006 Player Cash Earnings $3,975,000 - - $3,975,000
    2007 Player Cash Earnings $5,350,000 - - $5,350,000
    2008 Player Cash Earnings $6,350,000 - - $6,350,000
    2009 Player Cash Earnings $11,500,000 $500,000 - $12,000,000
    2010 Player Cash Earnings $11,500,000 $500,000 - $12,000,000
    2011 Player Cash Earnings $11,500,000 $500,000 - $12,000,000
    2012 Player Cash Earnings $1,500,000 - - $1,500,000
    2012 Player Cash Earnings $1,000,000 - - $1,000,000
    Est. Earnings
    (10 seasons)
    $53,835,000 $1,500,000 - $55,335,000
    Seasons Team Salary Signing Bonus Incentive Total Cash
    5 seasons Player Cash Earnings $10,485,000 - - $10,485,000
    5 seasons Player Cash Earnings $42,350,000 $1,500,000 - $43,850,000
    1 seasons Player Cash Earnings $1,000,000 - - $1,000,000
    * denotes deferred payment
  • Transactions

    Dec 3 2012Retired from Professional Baseball
    Jan 26 2012Signed a 1 year $1 million contract with Washington (WAS)
    Oct 28 2011Philadelphia (PHI) declined $12.5 million option
    Oct 28 2011Philadelphia (PHI) declined $12.5 million option
    Jul 6 2008Signed a 3 year $37.5 million contract with Philadelphia (PHI)
    Jan 17 2008Signed a 1 year $6.35 million contract with Philadelphia (PHI)
    Nov 2 2007Traded to Philadelphia (PHI) from Houston (HOU) with Eric Bruntlett for Michael Bourn, Michael Costanzo and Geoff Geary
    Jan 6 2007Signed a 1 year $5.35 million contract with Houston (HOU)
    Jan 17 2006Signed a 1 year $3.975 million contract with Houston (HOU)
    Mar 2 2005Signed a 1 year $500k contract with Houston (HOU)
    Mar 3 2004Signed a 1 year $360k contract with Houston (HOU)
    Feb 5 2003Signed a 1 year $300k contract with Houston (HOU)
    Jun 2 1998Drafted by Houston (HOU): Round 1 (#17 overall)

  • Injuries

    A look at the injuries for Brad Lidge, and the financial implications.

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