Ryne Stanek, the right-hander for the New York Mets, has negotiated a $4.5 million one-year contract that could escalate to $5 million if he makes 70 pitching appearances this season. The contract includes various incentives, rewarding him with performance bonuses for All-Star selections, Gold Glove awards, and even a World Series MVP.

Meanwhile, Nick Madrigal, signed for $1.35 million, is aiming for a bench role with New York after batting .221 with 10 RBIs in 51 games last season. His contract also includes performance bonuses tied to plate appearances, making for a competitive spring training as he vies for a spot on the roster.