A hypothetical $75 million Teruaki Sato contract would require an additional $13.125 million posting fee. Here is the Yankees’ full cost equation.

The New York Yankees' reported interest in Hanshin Tigers slugger Teruaki Sato through the posting system would require paying a substantial release fee in addition to his contract. Because MLB rules mandate a tiered release fee paid directly to the Japanese club based on guaranteed contract value, any signing would involve significant additional financial commitments beyond player salary.
Alvin Garcia of Heavy emphasizes that acquiring Sato requires evaluating the complete total cost against alternative roster needs. Hypothetical contract structures illustrate that a $75 million deal would demand an extra $13.125 million posting fee, meaning the Yankees must weigh the full expenditure alongside defensive questions at third base.
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