The Los Angeles Dodgers secured their latest massive contract. This time they’re ensuring Dave Roberts doesn’t drift off.
The manager agreed to a blockbuster four-year deal that’ll pay him $8 million per year, per MLB Network baseball insider Jon Heyman Monday afternoon. That annual dollar figure is now a record-setting mark for an MLB manager. Roberts will earn $32 million total off this new extension.
Roberts gets rewarded for producing two World Series championship teams since the 2020 season. He guided L.A. to its second title this past season by beating the New York Yankees in five games.
Roberts and the Dodgers discussed the contract extension possibility back on Thursday. Now he’s the latest big money contract for the Dodgers in an offseason that saw blockbuster deals handed to Tyler Glasnow and Blake Snell.
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