A player with full no-trade rights controls his destiny. Looking at Cot's Baseball Contracts, here's an attempted list of players with such protection for 2010. If we missed anyone, contact us.
- Jason Bay
- Carlos Beltran
- Lance Berkman
- Ryan Braun
- Mark Buehrle – gains 10-and-5 rights on July 16th. If traded, salary for 2010 and '11 increases by $1MM annually, and a guaranteed $15MM for 2012 is added.
- Chris Carpenter
- Eric Chavez
- Ryan Dempster
- Yovani Gallardo - full through 2012
- Carlos Guillen
- Cristian Guzman
- Roy Halladay
- Todd Helton
- Matt Holliday
- Tim Hudson
- Raul Ibanez
- Derek Jeter
- Chipper Jones
- Paul Konerko
- Carlos Lee
- Derrek Lee
- Kyle Lohse
- Hideki Matsui
- Daisuke Matsuzaka
- Joe Mauer
- Magglio Ordonez
- David Ortiz
- Roy Oswalt
- Jake Peavy
- A.J. Pierzynski – gains 10-and-5 rights on June 14th
- Jorge Posada
- Aramis Ramirez – receives $1MM assignment bonus if traded. 2012 option for $16MM becomes guaranteed if Ramirez is traded and exercises his '11 player option.
- Manny Ramirez
- Mariano Rivera
- Alex Rodriguez
- Scott Rolen
- Jimmy Rollins
- C.C. Sabathia
- Jeff Samardzija
- Johan Santana
- Alfonso Soriano
- Mark Teixeira
- Chase Utley
- Jason Varitek
- Tim Wakefield
- Vernon Wells
- Carlos Zambrano
- Barry Zito
I expected to see Vernon Wells name on this list. No team in their right mind would trade for that contract
Doesnt Pujols get 10 and 5 this year?
I would think it would kick in after the season, at 10 years service.
He’s only got like 9.15 years of service time right now I think, so I would imagine that you are right and he gains that at the end of the season.
He’s only got like 9.15 years of service time right now I think, so I would imagine that you are right and he gains that at the end of the season.
Bizarre to see Lohse on that list. Does indeed appear his was contractual. About 2 more years with StL to reach 10/5.
— I thought Torii Hunter had a no trade clause – Cot’s lists it as no-trade protection
— Didn’t see anything about B Abreu having no trade protection
Not sure why I wrote Abreu. Cot’s is a little vague in saying a guy has no-trade protection…initially I am leaving those out in case they are partial.
I’ve confirmed that Torii’s is not full.
Tim, what about Raul Ibanez?? Cot’s has the same vague “no-trade protection” listed for him as well.
Thanks
Tim, what about Raul Ibanez?? Cot’s has the same vague “no-trade protection” listed for him as well.
Thanks
Im suprised CC isnt on the list… I thought he would have wanted No-Trade protection
Vernon Wells also has a full untradable clause too.. the whole contract
He’s playing really good this year though.
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I was right.. According to Cots you missed CC
# 7 years/$161M (2009-15)
* signed by NY Yankees as a free agent 12/11/08
* $9M signing bonus (paid in 3 installments: 12/31/08, 3/1/09, 7/31/09
* 09:$14M, 10-15:$23M annually
* salaries to be paid semimonthly over all 12 months of year, rather than semimonthly during season
* Sabathia may opt of of deal after 2011 season
* no-trade protection
* perks: suite on road trips
As I said above I left out guys where Cot’s said “no-trade protection” and didn’t say “full.” But Mike Axisa told me CC has a full so I did add him. In the meantime I should talk to Cot’s about that distinction.
Not sure if I understand no-trade clauses to it’s fullest extent, but if a player was to waive it to accept a trade, does it kick back in after being traded? If that’s the case, Roy Halladay still has his.
I think you’re right and it is retained.
The Braves don’t give out No Trade Clauses. I understand Hudson and Chipper being on there because of the 10-5 stuff but Wagner? Not too sure about that. Only been with the braves this year.
Wagner is another mistake on my part…sorry for being sloppy. I looked at some old contracts accidentally in a few cases.
Gallardo removed
I believe Mike Lowell has full no-trade protection as well. http://wiki.soxprospects.com/Trade+Limitations
But what is that website’s source?
Talked to Jeff at Cot’s…no-trade protection is a broad term – can mean full, can mean partial…so when it’s verified as full he puts full. So those “no-trade protection” ones…I should look at them individually and attempt to get further detail.
This suggests Mike Lowell’s is only limited
http://www.bostonherald.com/blogs/sports/red_sox/index.php/2009/12/16/source-cameron-has-limited-no-trade-clause-of-position-tbd-not-platooning/
Clarified on Gallardo, added Dempster.
What about Carlos Guillen? I he’s hit 10 -and- 5.
For everyone who has criticized Ed Wade for not going into sell mode, note that Lance Berkman, Carlos Lee, and Roy Oswalt are all on this list. Berkman and Lee have been open and clear that they will not waive their no trade clauses. Oswalt might, but only to certain teams, which (along with his $15M contract) makes him difficult to trade.
Fear the Ed Wade no trade clause. He used to hand them out like business cards in Philadelphia.
Fear the Ed Wade no trade clause. He used to hand them out like business cards in Philadelphia.
You can get a player to waive the clause. Either kick in more money or make life miserable for the player. If the Astros would have went to those guys three years ago and said, “Look, we are going to go all youth. We can move you to a contender of your choice, and possibly compensate you OR you can stay here and watch as we slash payroll to a bare minimum and bring up all the kids from AAA.” I don’t care how much you like Houston, faced with those choices any reasonable player would at least be open to looking at other opportunities.
Of course, this doesn’t address the underlying problem – what the heck was he doing in handing those things out in the first place.
Jake Peavy had a full NTC, and he was traded.
For everyone who has criticized Ed Wade for not going into sell mode, note that Lance Berkman, Carlos Lee, and Roy Oswalt are all on this list. Berkman and Lee have been open and clear that they will not waive their no trade clauses. Oswalt might, but only to certain teams, which (along with his $15M contract) makes him difficult to trade.
Doesn’t Jeff Samardzija have a full no-trade clause. I know he at least has a partial one
He has a full, that’s how the Cubs got him to play baseball and not football.
He has a full, that’s how the Cubs got him to play baseball and not football.
Doesn’t Jeff Samardzija have a full no-trade clause. I know he at least has a partial one
Not to play semantics here but does a 10/5 player have a no-trade “clause” or no-trade rights … I would think that if a 10/5 player accepts a trade he no longer has those rights where a player with a no trade clause continues to possess no trade with his new club
Not to play semantics here but does a 10/5 player have a no-trade “clause” or no-trade rights … I would think that if a 10/5 player accepts a trade he no longer has those rights where a player with a no trade clause continues to possess no trade with his new club
That is an important distinction…I changed the title to “rights.”
That is an important distinction…I changed the title to “rights.”
Too many Cubs on that list. As if I already didn’t know.
surprised AJ Burnett isnt on here.