MLB · Scoring engine

Graded for

your situation—not a generic rubric.

AgentX grades MLB deals for pre-arb, arbitration, and free-agent tiers—so advice matches whether you are fighting for Super Two timing or a nine-figure extension.

Protect the value you've worked so hard for.

A pre-arb deal and a FA megadeal need different bars. AgentX scores the contract you have, not a generic checklist.

The problem

Generic contract checklists treat every athlete the same. They tell a practice-squad player to demand no-trade clauses, or tell a franchise quarterback to accept team-friendly language. Bad advice in both directions—and both cost money or opportunity.

How AgentX adds value

1
Detect your leverage tier

From contract type, sport, deal size, and profile context, AgentX assigns a tier—pro star, rotational, minimum, college NIL level, walk-on, and more.

2
Score against the right bar

Guaranteed money, APY vs market, length, clause quality, and front-load are weighted for your tier. A strong UDFA deal can earn an A; a weak star deal earns a C with fixes.

3
Scenario realism

Accept, counter fair, push ceiling, and walk-away probabilities reflect what is actually achievable. Walk-away is only credible when you have a stated alternative.

What you walk away with

  • A/B/C grade with plain-language sublabel and context
  • Scoring breakdown across five dimensions (100-point internal rubric)
  • Red flags marked actionable vs informational for your tier
  • Negotiation tips that match your leverage—not one-size-fits-all
  • Mission: get you to an A before you sign, with specific counter moves

Built for

  • Rookies learning what 'good' looks like at their level
  • Veterans who need market-calibrated pushback
  • College athletes navigating first NIL or revenue-sharing offers
  • Parents who need an honest read without false hope or false alarm

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Not legal advice. AgentX provides educational analysis and drafting tools—not a law firm or sports agency.