Here are the terms on right-hander Chris Young's deal with the Mets. The base salary is $1.1 million, with the value going up to $4.5 million with 31 starts and 180 innings.

Here are the precise benchmarks, via the AP:

Young can make an additional $1,525,000 based on starts 10 through 31, and $1,875,000 based on innings from 70 to 180.

That involves $125,000 for his 10th and 15th start, $150,000 for his 20th, $75,000 apiece for Nos. 21 through 25, and $125,000 each from Nos. 26 through 31. Young receives $125,000 for pitching 70 innings, $150,000 for 80 and each additional 10 innings through 150, $175,000 apiece for 160 and 170, and $200,000 for 180.