Jacob Stallings entered free agency after declining his half of a mutual option with the Rockies earlier this offseason, but the Gold Glove catcher has agreed to return to Colorado on a new contract.
Stallings signed a one-year deal with the Rockies back in January, collecting $1.5 million in his first season with the club. The backstop had a $1.5 million mutual option for 2025, but he declined his half of it, collected a $500K buyout, and hit the free agent market once again., Stallings' new contract will net him $2 million in 2025. He will once again have a mutual option for 2026, this time worth $2 million with a $500K buyout.
That showing came off the back of two lackluster campaigns with the Miami Marlins, when Stallings hit .210 with seven home runs, 54 RBI, a .576 OPS and a -1.4 WAR in 202 games.
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