After much anticipation the Milwaukee Brewers and Luke Voit have agreed on a Major League contract. His base salary for the 2023 season is $2 million, however he can earn up to an extra $3 million in performance bonuses. Should he reach all of the set performance bonus milestones, he could earn a maximum of $5 million.
Luke Voit can earn an extra $3 million in performance bonuses in 2023 with the Milwaukee Brewers.
Voit’s performance bonuses come at plate appearance milestones. He can earn an extra $500,000 if he reaches 250, 300, 350, 400, 450, or 500 plate appearances. In addition to potentially earning $5 million in 2023, Voit’s contract comes with a $12 million team option for 2024 with no buyout.
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FAQs
How to Watch the Milwaukee Brewers Without Cable?
DirectTV Stream will give local viewers access to watch the Brewers, regardless of the channel they are playing on, Bally Sports Wisconsin, ESPN, Fox, Fox Sports 1, and TBS. fuboTV will also give viewers access to all Brewers games, except those on TBS.
Out-of-market fans can use MLB.TV to enjoy Brewers baseball from afar.
When Did the Brewers Come to Milwaukee?
The Brewers were founded in 1969 as the Seattle Pilots as part of the American League (AL). After one season, the team relocated to Milwaukee. The Brewers joined the National League (NL) in 1998.
How Did the Brewers Get Their Name?
The Brewers’ name dates back to the early 1900s, originally held by a professional franchise that relocated to become the St. Louis Browns. It honors the beer-brewing industry in and around Milwaukee.
Will the Brewers Win the 2023 World Series?
Sportsbooks have the Brewers at 4000-1 to win the World Series. This is the 14th-best odds among MLB teams. It’s not impossible with players like Christian Yelich, but the odds aren’t in their favor.
