AL East Contract Options: Who Stays, Who Goes?

0:00On April 24th, we're breaking down contract options for ALE's players that could shake up roster's next season. These club, mutual investing clauses decide if guys stay or hit free agency, mostly predictable this early. Mutual options often get bought out cheap while clubs weigh value against injuries and performance. Over in Baltimore, Zach Eflin's $25 million mutual option is a no-go after Tommy John's surgery with a $2 million buyout. Dietrich Enns' $3.5 million club option is up in the air due to a foot issue and Ryan Mountcastle's $7.5 million club deal. Looks declionable after another foot fracture. Boston's a rolled his Chapman should vest his $13 million at $40 innings, staying elite at $38. Sunny Grace's $30 million mutual gets bought out for $10 million post-trades week, but Garrett Whitlocks $8.25 million club option. Screens exercise with his set of dominance. Meanwhile, the Yankees have zero options to

1:01sweat. Tampa Bay's Yandy Diaz has a $10 million club that vest to $13 million at $500 played appearances. He's on pace and too solid to lose. Nick Martinez and Cedric Mullins face mutual buyouts at $4 million and $500,000 respectively unless they explode. Drew Rasmussen's $8 million club could climb to $20 million on health and starts. He's crushing it, making him a keeper or trade bait. Toronto's mile straw presents the wild car with an $8 million club option and $1.75 million buyout. Cleveland pays either way. Acquired cheap, he's outperformed as death, especially with Dalton Varsho nearing free agency turning a salary dump into a real dilemma. As these play out, low payroll teams like the Rays balance bargains against trades while big spenders eye value. Keep watching injuries and stats. They'll flip the script on whose back in 2027. That's your update from MLB News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.