Found August 13, 2009 on
Sons of Steve Garvey:
Remember what a steal the Orlando Hudson signing seemed like at the beginning of the season? Ned Colletti got a lot of credit for this bargain-basement find. But Hudson has played beyond expectations, and thankfully he's making more money with each plate appearance.
The details of Hudson's signing, from Cot's Baseball Contracts:
1 year/$3.38M (2009)
signed by LA Dodgers as a free agent 2/20/09
$0.38M signing bonus (deferred, without interest)
09:$3M
$4.62M in performance bonu...
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