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We just finished data entry for the 2009-10 offseason, which was led by Matt Holliday, John Lackey, and Jason Bay. Was anyone around here back then? Throughout the year, MLBTR’s Mark Polishuk and Bryan Grosnick will continue working backward to add more years to the database. Of course, the MLB Contract Tracker is also updated daily as new deals come in. Before you know it, we’ll have Jackson Holliday in there.
For the real contract data nerds, we have also upgraded our service time filter. Now, we have a checkbox for players who signed extensions with zero MLB service:
We have also refined the service time filter so that you can select custom ranges. For example, here’s a search of starting pitcher extensions for those with at least two and less than four years of MLB service:
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