Pratt Locks in $50M Brewers Deal, Bucks Boras Norm

0:00On April 4th, Milwaukee Brewer's prospect Cooper Pratt, a 21-year-old shortstop, just locked in an 8-year, $50 million contract. Extension with the team and his agent is none other than Scott Boris, the guy famous for never-doing deals like this before Free Agency. Boris usually pushes clients to hit the open market for Max Cash, but Pratt changed his mind after just three games at AAA, making this one of. There are earliest extensions from his camp in years. This in baseball are buzzing because Pratt ranks as the number 51 prospect overall, and number two in the Brewer system, yet he's trading free, agency for security that could stretch to 2035 and max out at 80 million with options. Pratt convinced Boris by saying, the deal lifts the pressure, letting him grind harder in development without money stress, his folks are a doctor and accountant, so stability was key, but he wants to chase star potential risk free. Now Pratt heads back to AAA Nashville, as the richest guy there, on the 40-man roster

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