Maile gets deal with Brewers that pays $825,000 in majors

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MILWAUKEE - Free agent catcher Luke Maile and the Milwaukee Brewers finalized a one-year contract Tuesday that pays an $825,000 salary while in the major leagues and a $275,000 salary in the minors.

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MILWAUKEE – Free agent catcher Luke Maile and the Milwaukee Brewers finalized a one-year contract Tuesday that pays an $825,000 salary while in the major leagues and a $275,000 salary in the minors.

The 29-year-old can earn $75,000 in performance bonuses in the majors for games played: $25,000 each for 65, 85 and 105 games.

Maile signed with Pittsburgh last Dec. 16 but never played in a game during the pandemic-shortened season. He broke his right index finger when hit by a pitch from Geoff Hartlieb during an intrasquad game on July 16, was operated on the next day by Dr. Ed Birdsong and spent the season on the injured list.

FILE - In this July 15, 2020, file photo, Pittsburgh Pirates catcher Luke Maile looks to the dugout during an intrasquad baseball game at PNC Park in Pittsburgh. Maile underwent surgery to repair a fractured right index finger on Friday, July 17. The fracture was sustained after being by hit by a pitch in Thursday's intrasquad game at PNC Park. Maile is projected to resume competitive baseball activities in 10-12 weeks. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar, File)
FILE - In this July 15, 2020, file photo, Pittsburgh Pirates catcher Luke Maile looks to the dugout during an intrasquad baseball game at PNC Park in Pittsburgh. Maile underwent surgery to repair a fractured right index finger on Friday, July 17. The fracture was sustained after being by hit by a pitch in Thursday's intrasquad game at PNC Park. Maile is projected to resume competitive baseball activities in 10-12 weeks. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar, File)

Maile made $333,333 in prorated pay from his $900,000 major league salary.

He has a .198 batting average with 10 homers and 60 RBIs in 215 games for Tampa Bay (2015-16) and Toronto (2017-19).

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