Major League Managers
Out of the Park Baseball – Online League EST. 2016
CAL: Alain Delhaye (2048-2051)
Rule Violation:
3.3A - Award Bonuses
ALL STAR, MVP & CY YOUNG Awards are capped at 10% of the Average Annual Value of the player salary offered to the player.
This means if you offer a contract with an Average Annual Value of $1 million, you cannot offer more than 100k per award category (MVP, All-Star, Cy Young)
Larger Example: A 7 year contract with an Average Annual Value of $25 million per season can include up to $2.5 million (10%) per Award Category in MVP, All-Star, and or Cy Young incentives.
This is to stop teams from offering significant portions of a player's salary as MVP awards they are very unlikely to receive and to keep teams with this knowledge from gaming the system.
If you violate this rule: You will be fined the total value of the entire overage, The player will have the total value of the entire overage added to the 1st year (or 2nd year depending on when the violation is discovered) of their contract, and their bonus %'s will be corrected manually.
Summary:
MVP Award Bonus is $950,000 when the maximum allowable is $900k based on Delhaye's AAV of $9,000,000
$950,000-$900,000= $50,000(overage/violation) x4 Seasons= $200,000 fine that will be taken from team cash + bonuses %'s will be corrected manually.
Fine has been paid but the contract has not been corrected yet (not yet an active contract its an extension)