How long is Colton Cowser's contract?

Last Modified May 22, 2025 22:21 GMT
Colton Cowser Contract
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Colton Dale Cowser started his third year with the Baltimore Orioles in Major League Baseball in 2025. A native of Houston, Texas, United States, he played college baseball for the Sam Houston State Bearkats at Sam Houston State University. He was drafted by the Baltimore Orioles with the #5th overall pick in the 2021 MLB Draft, and he made his MLB team debut on July 5, 2023.

Colton Cowser has earned several accolades during his time in the minor leagues. He won the INT Post-Season All-Star award, INT Player of the Week awards twice, MiLB.com Organization All-Star award twice (2022 and 2023) and the Baseball America Triple-A All-Star award in 2023. More recently, since making his MLB debut, he has won AL Rookie of the Month awards in April 2024.

Colton Cowser Contract

In December 2024, Cowser signed a 1 year, $774,500 contract extension with the Baltimore Orioles. This is the contract breakdown for Colton Cowser as per Spotrac.

Year Base Salary Signing Bonus Cap Hit Dead Cap Yearly Cash
2025$774,500-$774,500-$774,500

Colton Cowser Salary: How much is Colton Cowser getting paid?

Colton Cowser is earning $774,500 from the 2025 MLB season, according to Spotrac. He signed a one-year contract extension worth the same amount with the Baltimore Orioles.

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How much does Colton Cowser make in a minute?

Colton Cowser’s salary from the 2025 season is $774,500. If we divide this by the total number of minutes in a year, which is 525,600 minutes, then he is earning $1.47 per minute in 2025.

Colton Cowser’s Career Earnings

Throughout his career, Cowser has earned a total of $7,558,553 as of 2025, as per Spotrac. Cowser has been involved with the MLB and the Baltimore Orioles for three years as of 2025. This includes his total base salary of $1,679,382 along with his signing bonus of $4,900,000 with the Baltimore Orioles.

How much of Colton Cowser’s Contract is guaranteed?

Colton Cowser’s 2025 contract with the Baltimore Orioles is valid for one year and is worth $774,500. Based on their agreement, the team guaranteed the same amount as the average annual salary in 2025 (via Spotrac).

Colton Cowser’s Contract History

These are the contracts that Colton Cowser has signed as of 2025 -

2021

Colton Cowser signed a contract with the Baltimore Orioles and earned $4,900,000 as a signing bonus on July 17, 2021.

2023

The Baltimore Orioles bought Colton Cowser’s contract and he signed a one-year $720,000 contract with the team. However, they optioned him to the minor league on August 14, 2023 and recalled him on September 1, 2023. They optioned him to the minors again on September 3, 2023.

2024

Colton Cowser signed a one-year contract worth $742,800 with the Baltimore Orioles on March 1, 2024.

FAQs On Colton Cowser

A. Colton Cowser will earn $774,500 in 2025.

A. Colton Cowser has a height of 6’2” (188 cm) as of 2025.

A. Colton Cowser’s age is 25 years as of 2025.

A. Colton Cowser was the #5th draft in the 2021 MLB Draft.

A. Colton Cowser’s middle name is “Dale”. 

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