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MLB WORLD SERIES

Houston Astros earned their second title in franchise history. 2022 Roster & Salaries

MLS CUP

Los Angeles FC (LAFC) won its first MLS Cup since it first started playing games in 2018. The team is led by Carlos Vela who earned $4.05 million in 2022 and signed an extension during the summer. 2022 Roster & Salaries

NASCAR CUP SERIES

Joey Logano wins the 2022 Cup Series Championship and the second title of his career. His average finish was 13.5. 2022 Results

NASCAR XFINITY SERIES

Ty Gibbs wins the 2022 Xfinity Series Championship in his rookie season. His average finish was 9.2.

NASCAR TRUCK SERIES

Zane Smith wins the 2022 CAMPING WORLD Truck Series Championship in his rookie season. His average finish was 9.2.

NASCAR MLB MLS

Forbes released their annual MLB Valuations for 2022.

Here are a few notable items:

  • New York Yankees are the first MLB team to surpass $6 billion
  • 5 teams are not over $3 billion (NYY, LAD, BOS, CHC, SF)
  • Texas Rangers valuation increased the most year-over-year at 15%
  • Baltimore Orioles were the only team to have their valuation decreased by -4%
  • Miami Marlins are the only team not to reach the $1 billion mark ($990 million) AND their valuation stayed static at 0% change
  • Cleveland Guardians valuation increased by 12%, the most of any team in the bottom half of the valuations

 

#1 New York Yankees

Valuation : $6 billion

1-Yr Change: 14%

 

#2 Los Angeles Dodgers

Valuation : $4.075 billion

1-Yr Change: 14%

 

#3 Boston Red Sox

Valuation : $3.9 billion

1-Yr Change: 13%

 

#4 Chicago Cubs

Valuation : $3.8 billion

1-Yr Change: 13%

 

#5 San Francisco Giants

Valuation : $3.5 billion

1-Yr Change: 10%

 

#6 New York Mets

Valuation : $2.65 billion

1-Yr Change: 8%

 

#7 St. Louis Cardinals

Valuation : $2.45 billion

1-Yr Change: 9%

 

#8 Philadelphia Phillies

Valuation : $2.3 billion

1-Yr Change: 12%

 

#9 Los Angeles Angels

Valuation : $2.2 billion

1-Yr Change: 9%

 

#10 Atlanta Braves

Valuation : $2.1 billion

1-Yr Change: 12%

 

#11 Texas Rangers

Valuation : $2.05 billion

1-Yr Change: 15%

 

#12 Washington Nationals

Valuation : $2 billion

1-Yr Change: 4%

 

#13 Houston Astros

Valuation : $1.98 billion

1-Yr Change: 6%

 

#14 Toronto Blue Jays

Valuation : $1.78 billion

1-Yr Change: 6%

 

#15 Chicago White Sox

Valuation : $1.76 billion

1-Yr Change: 4%

 

#16 Seattle Mariners

Valuation : $1.7 billion

1-Yr Change: 4%

 

#17 San Diego Padres

Valuation : $1.575 billion

1-Yr Change: 4%

 

#18 Detroit Tigers

Valuation : $1.4 billion

1-Yr Change: 11%

 

#19 Minnesota Twins

Valuation : $1.39 billion

1-Yr Change: 5%

 

#20 Colorado Rockies

Valuation : $1.385 billion

1-Yr Change: 7%

 

#21 Arizona Diamondbacks

Valuation : $1.38 billion

1-Yr Change: 5%

 

#22 Baltimore Orioles

Valuation : $1.375 billion

1-Yr Change: -4%

 

#23 Pittsburgh Pirates

Valuation : $1.32 billion

1-Yr Change: 3%

 

#24 Cleveland Guardians

Valuation : $1.3 billion

1-Yr Change: 12%

 

#25 Milwaukee Brewers

Valuation : $1.28 billion

1-Yr Change: 5%

 

#26 Cincinnati Reds

Valuation : $1.19 billion

1-Yr Change: 10%

 

#27 Oakland Athletics

Valuation : $1.18 billion

1-Yr Change: 5%

 

#28 Kansas City Royals

Valuation : $1.11 billion

1-Yr Change: 5%

 

#29 Tampa Bay Rays

Valuation : $1.1 billion

1-Yr Change: 4%

 

#30 Miami Marlins

Valuation : $990 million

1-Yr Change: 0%

Forbes MLB

While MLB Free Agency isn't what it once was, sizable contract extensions for young players is now the latest trend. This offseason, there may not be a more loaded position group than the shortstops, many of whom are currently in discussion for a new deal with their respective team. A quick look at the current list of extension candidates, and their projected valuation based on previous two year production (Spoiler: They're all very close).


Carlos Correa (26, Astros)
Currently Projects to 6 years, $106M

Bo Bichette (23, Blue Jays)
Currently Projects to 6 years, $36M

Dansby Swanson (27, Braves)
Currently Projects to 6 years, $116M

Javier Baez (28, Cubs)
Currently Projects to 6 years, $113M

Corey Seager (26, Dodgers)
Currently Projects to 6 years, $126M

Francisco Lindor (27, Mets)
Currently Projects to 8 years, $226M

Trea Turner (27, Nationals)
Currently Projects to 5 years, $103M

Trevor Story (28, Rockies)
Currently Projects to 6 years, $128M

Adalberto Mondesi (25, Royals)
Currently Projects to 6 years, $105M

Gleyber Torres (24, Yankees)
Currently Projects to 6 years, $83M

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