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• ビジネス
• 2022/07/04 (Mon) 14:25
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Just like celebrities, if they are active in their own right, the media will get excited on their own.

• 事実
• 2022/07/04 (Mon) 15:43
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2013 Nippon Ham 15 million yen
2014 Nippon Ham 30 million yen
2015 Nippon Ham 100 million yen
2016 Nippon Ham 200 million yen
2017 Nippon Ham 270 million yen
2018 Angels 540,000 5000 （ about 74 million yen ）
2019 Angels $650,000 （ about 88.4 million yen ）
2020 Angels $700,000 （ about 95 million yen ）
2021 Angels 300 （ Approx. 408 million yen ）
2022 Angels $5.5 million （ Approx. 748 million yen ）


Furthermore, with Otani joining the Angels, the Angels signed sponsorship deals with six Japanese companies, and the average number of games pitched by Otani is about 1,000. The average attendance for Ohtani's games has increased by 3,800 people, which is calculated to be an increase in revenue of over 20 million yen per game. The sales of merchandise is also more popular than that of star player Mike ・ Trout, and it is assumed that they will do their best to keep Otani if he not only contributes to victory as a player but also has a large economic effect.

I no longer care what twisted people say about the real two-tool player
The next contract is likely to be the highest in the majors
It's going to be a battle to steal Otani
Please stay with the Angels!

• 安過ぎ
• 2022/07/04 (Mon) 15:51
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#220

That's all in the majors ？
That's an order of magnitude less ？
A championship contending team would be an order of magnitude more.

• トホホのおとっつぁん
• 2022/07/04 (Mon) 16:16
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Shohei Ohtani is also fed up with the weak Angels.
He'll be transferred next season.

• 58億⁉️
• 2022/07/04 (Mon) 16:24
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Angels ・ pitcher Shohei Ohtani （ 27 ） is now likely to be traded by the end of the season. The team suffered its third straight loss to the Astros on March 3 （4 Japan time ）, slumping to fourth place in the West Division of the American League ・. They are in an extremely difficult position to make the playoffs. The Astros will need a huge amount of money to extend his contract, and a trade would be beneficial to the E's. Keep an eye on Ohtani, who will become a free agent in the 23rd off-season.

[Photo] Also popular in the U.S. ！ On his way to batting practice, a girl asks Ohtani for his autograph

The Angels' slump continues. They lost to the Astros by a game to end the game with 20 strikeouts, tied for the worst in their history in a game that did not go into extra innings. They are now seven games out of the wild card spot, and a postseason berth is extremely unlikely. With the trade deadline of August 2 （ and August 3 ） less than a month away, there is a lot of excitement surrounding Ohtani's departure.

A source in the big leagues said, "Ohtani is indebted to the Angels, and a trade would be more beneficial to both sides than an FA transfer. The biggest reason for the move is that the E's cannot afford the money to keep him.

While Ohtani is expected to receive a larger contract than Mets right-hander Scherzer's all-time high salary of $43.33 million （ about 5.85 billion yen ）, the Eaguns failed to make an offer in talks before the season opener, according to the June 14 U.S. sports website "Gi ・ The Athletic" reported. The difficulty is that he has a 12-year contract with Trout through 30 years and a seven-year contract with Rendon through 26 years. Meanwhile, the New York ・ Post reported on the same 16th that "There are a lot of teams offering four years, $200 million （ about $27 billion ＝ average annual salary of about $6.8 billion ）," according to a talk by another team executive.

If Ohtani's transfer by the end of this season, we can expect about five promising players in return, or even more. Furthermore, if the possibility of making the postseason becomes more difficult, it would be beneficial for the E-Gun in the sense that they can look ahead to next season. On the other hand, while Ohtani expressed his attachment to the E's at the end of last season, he also expressed his desire to play for a team that can win the World Series, saying, "I want to win more than that," and "I want to spend a tingling September. It would be a "win-win-win" for both sides. Even if the trade does not go through this season, it is inevitable that the battle for Ohtani will rage on behind the scenes in the off-season.

Candidates for possible destinations include the Yankees, Mets, and Dodgers, all of which have ample funds and are willing to aggressively reinforce their position as world champions. The fate of Ohtani rests in the hands of the Eagles, who have one month left before the trade deadline.

≪ The leading teams are so well funded that a luxury tax also applies ≫ The Dodgers rank first in total annual salary this season according to the Major League Baseball Organization at $310.6 million （ about $41.931 billion ）. The Dodgers, Mets, Yankees, and Red Sox have more money than the salary cap and pay a surcharge （ and a luxury tax ）. In particular, owner Steve ・ Cohen ・, with assets of $14.6 billion （ (about ¥1.971 trillion) ）, is the most aggressive investor.

≪ If Ohtani moves to the ≫ ・ ・ Baseball Classic （ ） next spring, it may affect whether he can participate in the World Baseball Classic WBC scheduled to be held next spring. The decision on whether or not to participate in the World Baseball The decision on whether or not to participate in the WBC is left up to the teams and the players themselves, but March, the month in which the WBC will be held, is the camp period for the major leagues. However, March, when the WBC is held, is the time of the big league training camps, and many players who have moved to a new team often have to get accustomed to their new environment during this period, so they often give up their participation.