Jon Berti, now with the Chicago Cubs, is poised to earn a total of $3.3 million if he meets specific performance incentives as part of his contract. His base salary stands at $2 million, complemented by bonuses tied to plate appearances. Notably, Berti can earn $150,000 for 200 and 250 plate appearances, $300,000 for 400 and 450, and $400,000 for hitting the 500 mark. After an injury-plagued season, his performance this year will be critical for both his financial incentives and overall team contribution.

At 35, Berti brings extensive experience to the Cubs, having played previously for teams including the New York Yankees and the Toronto Blue Jays. Throughout his career, he has maintained a .259 batting average with significant contributions of 24 home runs and 126 RBIs over 461 games. His versatility as a utility player stands to benefit the Cubs, especially given the current roster dynamics.