What is Eduardo Escobar Contract?

Last Modified Oct 15, 2025 23:25 GMT
Eduardo Escobar Contract
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A Venezuelan-American, Eduardo Escobar, plays third base for the Venezuelan Major League's Centauros de La Guaira. His prior Major League Baseball (MLB) teams included the Los Angeles Angels, Minnesota Twins, Arizona Diamondbacks, Milwaukee Brewers, New York Mets, and Chicago White Sox.

He made his MLB career debut in 2011 with the Chicago White Sox. He played for them till 2012. Since then, Escobar has also played for teams like the Minnesota Twins, Arizona Diamondbacks, Milwaukee Brewers, New York Mets, and Los Angeles Angels. He occasionally also plays as a second baseman. Throughout his playing career in the MLB, he was the National League (NL) triples leader in 2019 and an All-Star in 2021.

Eduardo Escobar’s Contract Breakdown

YearAgeServiceStatusCash TotalCash Cumulative
200617-
Signing Bonus
$25,000
$25,000
2011220
Active
$61,074
$86,074
2012230.027
Active
$480,000
$566,074
2013241.001
Active
$346,229
$912,303
2014251.128
Active
$507,500
$1,419,803
2015262.128
Active
$532,500
$1,952,303
2016273.128
Active / Arb Avoided
$2,150,000
$4,102,303
2017284.128
Active / Arb Avoided
$2,600,000
$6,702,303
2018295.128
Active / Arb Avoided
Retained
$1,694,875
$1,694,875
$8,397,178
$10,092,053
2019306.128
Active
$6,500,000
$16,592,053
2020317.128
Active
$2,592,593
$19,184,646
2021328.128
Retained
Active
$4,838,682
$2,661,318
$24,023,328
$26,684,646
2022339.128
Active
$10,000,000
$36,684,646
20233410.128
Active
Retained
$387,096
$9,112,903
$37,071,742
$46,184,645
20243511.128
Buyout
$500,000
$46,684,645

How much is Eduardo Escobar getting paid?

Eduardo Escobar’s last payment was a $500,000 payout by the Los Angeles Angels in the MLB after they declined to sign him for the 2024 season.

The third baseman's first contract was with the Chicago White Sox in 2011. He received a signing bonus of $25,000. In 2012, he made another deal for one year worth $480,000 with the White Sox. Eduardo signed a contract worth $495,000 for one year in 2013 with the Minnesota Twins. He continued to sign with the same team till 2018. In 2014, a $507,500 contract was signed for one year.

The third baseman signed a contract worth $532,500 for one year in 2015. Another one-year contract was signed in 2016, worth $2.15 million. In 2017, he signed a $2.6 million deal for one year. In 2018, he signed a $4.85 million contract for one year. Eduardo signed a $21 million contract with the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2019. It had a duration of two years, and the average on the contract was $10.5 million.

Eduardo Escobar’s Career Earnings

Eduardo Escobar’s career earnings are estimated to be around $46,684,645.

What were the terms of Eduardo Escobar’s contract?

Eduardo Escobar signed a contract with the New York Mets in 2022. It was worth $20 million and had a duration of two years. However, he was traded to the Los Angeles Angels, and they decided to buy out his contract ahead of the 2024 season, which was worth $500,000.

How much of Eduardo Escobar’s contract was guaranteed?

Eduardo Escober’s contract guaranteed him a total of $20 million for the duration of two years and an average salary of approximately $10 million.

Eduardo Escobar’s Contract History

2011: The third baseman signed his first contract with the Chicago White Sox. It was signing a bonus contract worth $25,000.

2012: Eduardo went on to sign a $480,000 deal with the White Sox. The contract had a duration of one year.

2013: Eduardo Escobar signed a one-year deal with the Minnesota Twins, and it was worth $495,000.

2014: The third baseman signed a $507,500 deal with the Twins for one year.

2015: Eduardo Escobar signed a contract for two years, and it was worth $532,500.

2016: Escobar signed a one-year deal with the Twins, which was worth $2.15 million.

2017: He signed a deal worth $2.6 million for one year with the Twins.

2018: Eduardo signed a $4.85 million contract for one year with the Twins.

2019: The third baseman signed a $21 million deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks and received a $500,000 signing bonus on the contract. His average salary was $10.5 million, and the duration of the contract was two years.

2022: Eduardo signed a two-year contract with the New York Mets worth $20 million. His average salary on the contract is $10 million.

2023: Traded to the Los Angeles Angels from the New York Mets for Landon Marceaux and Coleman Crow in July. The Los Angeles Angels declined $9 million option for 2024 ($500,000 buyout) in November.

2024: Signed a minor league contract with the Toronto Blue Jays in February 2024 and was released in March 2025.

READ MORE: Eduardo Escobar net worth

FAQs on Eduardo Escobar

A. Eduardo Escobar is 36 years old as of October 2025.

A. Eduardo Escobar played 13 years in the MLB.

A. Eduardo Escobar was traded from the New York Mets to the Los Angeles Angels in June 2023.

A. Eduardo Escobar is bilingual. He can speak his native language Spanish and English fluently.

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