Common use of Other Forms of Compensation Adjustment Clause in Contracts

Other Forms of Compensation Adjustment. If the con- tract contains any other forms of compensation, the determina- tion of whether the compensation shall be included in the salary calculation will be determined in accordance with the facts in each situation. Amounts that are payable on the occur- rence of a specific event or events shall not be included in Base Salary if such event or events fail to occur within the specified period. If the item is included, the Club has the option of either including the value of the item in the Base Salary, or excluding it from Base Salary but repeating the item on the same terms. The following is a nonexhaustive list of other forms of com- pensation: (A) payments for performing services for a Club in addi- tion to skilled services as a baseball player; (B) cash, lump sum, payments made in accordance with agreed upon special covenants to compensate for trading a Player, releasing a Player, etc.; (C) the value of individual property rights granted to a Player by a Club; (D) any compensation for postactive Major League Baseball playing career employment; and (E) other payments or things of value not specifically made for performance as a Major League Baseball Player.