The San Diego Padres have agreed to a five-year contract extension with outfielder Cameron Maybin. The deal, worth $25M, buys out Maybin's three arbitration-eligible years (2013, 2014, 2015), and his first year of free agency (2016), with a club option for 2017. According to Jerry Crasnick of ESPN, Maybin had requested a no-trade clause, but the Padres -- who have a club policy against no-trade clauses -- declined.

Maybin, 24, hit .264/.323/.393 in 137 games with the Padres last year, after being acquired from the Marlins in exchange for Edward Mujica and Ryan Webb.

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  "Cameron Maybin's 5-year, $25M deal with the #Padres is official."
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  "A source said Maybin had asked for a no-trade clause, but the #Padres declined. They have a club policy against no-trades."