Details about the Anthony Rendon contract buyout were disclosed this weekend and we now know Rendon will receive his final $38,571,428 over the course of five equal annual salaries of $7,714,2850.60.
The Angels finalized their buyout with Anthony Rendon shortly before the New Year. That was known to include some kind of contract restructure to defer his $38MM salary for the upcoming season, the final of his seven-year contract.
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It was previously reported that third baseman Anthony Rendon and the Los Angeles Angels agreed to a contract restructure. The agreement seemingly ended his time with the Halos — although that technically was not official.
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It’s the end of the line for Anthony Rendon with the Angels. Rendon, who never played more than 60 games in any of his six seasons with the team, will have the final year of his seven-year contract bought out by the organization.
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The Los Angeles Angels bought out the contract of third baseman Anthony Rendon, The Athletic reported Tuesday, restructuring the final season of a seven-year, $245-million free-agent deal signed before the 2020 season.
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The Los Angeles Angels are finally putting an end to the Anthony Rendon era. The Angels have agreed to restructure Rendon’s contract and end his time with the Angels, according to Sam Blum of The Athletic.
It’s easy to forget, but Rendon’s Angels tenure started out quite well.
The Los Angeles Angels are already plotting how to fully move on from the Anthony Rendon disaster. St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado is a trade possibility for the Angels, Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reported on Thursday.
Ah, Anthony Rendon. The man, the myth, the $245 million enigma. It seems like just yesterday he was hoisting the World Series trophy with the Washington Nationals, a veritable god of the hot corner.
Ah, the Anthony Rendon era in Anaheim. It feels like just yesterday the Angels were popping champagne, convinced they had landed the final piece of the puzzle.
Third baseman Anthony Rendon has become a punchline to a joke the Los Angeles Angels are not laughing at. That joke may be over soon.
Anthony Rendon’s awful contract with the Los Angeles Angels could finally be ending.
Los Angeles Angels third baseman Anthony Rendon hasn't played much for the team in recent years and could end up being released outright from the roster.
Another year, another losing record for the Los Angeles Angels.
The end may be coming sooner rather than later.
Third baseman Anthony Rendon was expected to be a cornerstone for the Angels when he signed a seven-year, $245 million contract. Instead, he has been an albatross.
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