Ryne Stanek, the right-handed pitcher, is set to significantly enhance his earnings with the New York Mets if he meets certain performance milestones this season. Aiming for a potential boost to $5 million, Stanek's contract includes incentives for making 50 to 70 appearances, alongside bonuses for accolades like All-Star selections or winning a Cy Young Award.

Similarly, infielder Nick Madrigal has signed a contract that allows him to earn a base salary of $1.35 million while in the majors, with additional performance bonuses based on his plate appearances. Having previously struggled with the Chicago Cubs, Madrigal will compete for a spot on the Mets' roster this spring.