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World Series Star Makes Shock Agent Swap!
Jordan Montgomery, the left-handed ace who skyrocketed to victory with the Texas Rangers last season, took the baseball world by storm, nailing a 2.83 ERA and securing their first World Series title. Everyone thought he'd bag a fat multi-year contract. But plot twist: post-championship glory, Montgomery inked a seemingly underwhelming one-year, $25 million contract with the Diamondbacks. The kicker? This all went down right after the 2024 season's starter pistol fired.
- Embracing change, Montgomery serves an unexpected curveball of his own—ditching Scott Boras, the big league sports agent titan.* Crossing over to team Wasserman, Montgomery's playing a whole new ball game with agents Joel Wolfe and Nick Chanock.
Boras Takes a Hit But Plays the Long Game
"We've had a dramatic difference in the competitiveness and aggressiveness of owners to win," claims Boras, as per ESPN's scoop. It's been a bumpy ride for the agent this off-season, watching power-hitters like J.D. Martinez simmer in extended spring training and Blake Snell bow out early with injuries.
Yet for Boras, the game ain't over. He's got heavy hitters Juan Soto and Pete Alonso warming up on deck. Soto's in MVP contention—the kind of player who could snag a contract that tips the scales, much like Shohei Ohtani’s staggering $700 million deal last year. Meanwhile, Montgomery's slated to debut with the Diamondbacks against — oh, the irony — the very team he help trounce in the World Series.
Plot Twist: World Series Champ Bails on High-Profile Agent!
In a shocking twist, World Series hero Jordan Montgomery ditches his renowned agent Scott Boras! After a sparkling season with the Texas Rangers, capping off at a 2.83 ERA and snagging a World Series victory, Montgomery was poised for a payday. Yet, the southpaw's dreams of a multi-year cash bonanza turned into a one-year, $25 million compromise with the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Meet the New Boss, Not the Same as the Old Boss
Montgomery's not just turning the page; he's writing a new chapter! Dropping Boras, he's now in the hands of Joel Wolfe and Nick Chanock of Wasserman—an empire of talent management.
Salary Scoop: Is Montgomery Making Bank?
While $25 million ain't chump change, the lefty's stats hinted at more—less firepower over the plate but a consistency that led Texas to victory. Boras might be out of Monty's picture, but he's far from down and out. His lineup for the upcoming off-season reads like a who's who, with studs like Juan Soto and Pete Alonso ready to make their mark.
What's Next for Montgomery and Boras?
Montgomery is set to debut with the D-backs—yeah, the same folks he toppled in the World Series. As for Boras, he's playing the long game, eyeing grand slams in future contracts that could rival Shohei Ohtani's jaw-dropping $700 million deal! Stay tuned to Statbet for all the drama of the diamond!
Editor: Vitalina Patskan
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