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Cade Cavalli, a pitcher for the Washington Nationals, signed a four-year, $47 million contract through 2030, with an option year for 2031. Previously, he had agreed to a one-year deal worth $862,500 in January. The new agreement supersedes that earlier contract and includes his impressive stats: a 12-5 record this season with a 3.12 ERA and 194 strikeouts, making him the ninth-best pitcher in terms of strikeouts for the year. President of baseball operations Paul Toboni and owner Mark Lerner praised Cavalli's work ethic, leadership, and character.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-09-19,
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Pitcher Cade Cavalli signed a $47 million, four-year contract with the Washington Nationals on Friday, extending through the 2030 season. The deal includes an option for the team to extend it until 2031. Originally, Cavalli was set to earn just over $862,500 this year and had a $4 million team option for 2027 with a buyout. This new contract means he won’t receive that buyout.
The Nationals’ president of baseball operations, Paul Toboni, praised Cavalli’s work ethic, resilience, and leadership skills in his statement. At age 28, Cavalli has compiled a record of 12-5 this season with a 3.12 ERA and is tied for ninth in the major leagues with 194 strikeouts. He has allowed three earned runs or fewer in 29 out of 31 starts so far, which is the most in baseball this year.
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Pitcher Cade Cavalli and the Washington Nationals agreed Friday to a $47 million, four-year contract through the 2030 season, a deal that includes a team option for 2031.
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that → agree → 2031
Cavalli and the team agreed in January to a one-year contract guaranteeing $862,500: an $862,500 salary this year and a $4 million team option for 2027 with a $7,500 buyout.
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Cavalli → agree → buyout
As part of the superseding contract, he will not receive the buyout.
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he → supersede → buyout
Cavalli would have been eligible for free agency after the 2029 season
“We’ve seen firsthand the work he’s put in, the challenges he’s overcome and the way he continues to grow as a pitcher, a person and a leader,” president of baseball operations Paul Toboni said in a statement.
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“Our organization has tremendous belief in Cade, and, more importantly, we’re incredibly proud to have him represent the Washington Nationals for years to come.
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him → have → years
We’re so excited to watch the next chapter of his career unfold here with us.”
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Cavalli, who turned 28 on Aug. 14, is 12-5 with a 3.12 ERA this season and is tied for ninth in the major leagues with 194 strikeouts.
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He has allowed three earned runs or fewer in 29 of his 31 starts this season, the most in baseball.
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Washington selected him with the 22nd pick in the 2020 amateur draft.
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He debuted in 2022, then was injured the following spring training and had Tommy John reconstructive elbow surgery that caused him to miss all of ‘23 and most of ’24.
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him → debut → 24
Cavalli made it back to the Nationals by August of last year and this season was their opening day starter.
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season → make → year
“Since we drafted Cade in 2020, we’ve been continually impressed with who he is as a baseball player and as a human being,” owner Mark Lerner said.
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Lerner → draft → being
“He’s shown that he not only has the talent to excel as a major leaguer, but he also possesses the high character and leadership qualities that make him a beloved member of our clubhouse and in the community.”
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