prorated
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of Prorate
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Also, unlike the other two programs, the principle that the national government should contribute a portion of the underwriting cost, with the other two portions prorated accordingly, was accepted without question.
But since Clemens did not play a full season, he received a prorated percentage of that: approximately $12.25 million.
Boras represents many highly-paid players who would most adversely be affected by a pay cut on top of the prorated season.
But people familiar with their deliberations tell The Associated Press that players appeared likely to propose increasing the number of regular-season games this year while holding to their demand for full prorated salaries.
Back in March, after the halting of spring training, both the owners and players agreed to a $170M “advance” on salaries, as well as to prorated salaries for the season based on how many games they ended up playing.
He had $277,778 in prorated pay from his $750,000 base salary.