Last offseason, two years and 122 days of service time was enough for super two status. It looks like players will need about three weeks more service time to qualify as super twos after the coming season, which means many players who won't qualify this year would have qualified last year. Keeping in mind that this list is subject to change until the season ends, here's a look at the players who may just miss super two status this offseason (Opening Day service time noted):
- Gerardo Parra, Diamondbacks, 1.145
- Jake Fox, Orioles, 1.145
- Nolan Reimold, Orioles, 1.144 (not currently on MLB roster)
- Eric Patterson, Padres, 1.144 (not currently on MLB roster)
- Darnell McDonald, Red Sox, 1.143
- Jason Jaramillo, Pirates, 1.138
- Tony Sipp, Indians, 1.138
- Kris Medlen, Braves, 1.137
- Ramiro Pena, Yankees, 1.137 (not currently on MLB roster)
- John Bowker, Pirates, 1.133
- Sean Rodriguez, Rays, 1.133
- Bobby Parnell, Mets, 1.132
- Jason Berken, Orioles, 1.132
- Shelley Duncan, Indians, 1.129
- Matt Wieters, Orioles, 1.129
- Brett Cecil, Blue Jays, 1.128
- Travis Snider, Blue Jays, 1.126
- Mitchell Boggs, Cardinals, 1.125
- Ian Kennedy, Diamondbacks, 1.124
- Gordon Beckham, White Sox, 1.123
- Matt Joyce, Rays, 1.123
- Andrew McCutchen, Pirates, 1.123
Three players, Chris Davis and Derek Holland of the Rangers and, Tommy Hanson of the Braves entered the season with one year and 120 days of service.
Thanks to Cot's Baseball Contracts for the service time info.
