Jay Bruce and the Communists have reportedly agreed to a six-year contract, $ 51 million excluding first foray of the 23-year-old fielder in the arbitration of salary as a qualifier "Super two".
Extension of the contract was for the first time by ESPN.com.
Agreement, which includes an option of seventh year 2017 that could bring its total value of $ 63 million reflects six years, 51.25 million in March between the D - backs and Justin Upton, another Voltigeur of 23-year-old in his years of arbitration agreement.
Bruce received a partial non-Commerce clause, as well as the performance incentive clauses.
One of the team caught red carried candles as National League Central, Bruce struck 25 homers and resulted in 70 loin with an average in the bâton.281. Fort and captivante.575 with un.951 OPS he finished in the second half of the season.
Earlier, the Communists had signed Bronson Arroyo, veteran as their young rotation, an extension of 35 million three-year design and also indicated a willingness to discuss an extension in the long term with Joey Votto, the newly crowned NL MVP.
Tom Singer is a national reporter for MLB.com. Follow @ Tom_Singer on Twitter. This story was not subject to the approval of major league baseball or its clubs.
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