12 National League free agents were offered arbitration on November 23rd. Four of those – Jorge de la Rosa, Jon Garland, Yorvit Torrealba, and Juan Uribe – have new contract agreements. Another three – Kevin Correia, Octavio Dotel, and Trevor Hoffman – have already decided to decline. The remaining five NL free agents offered arbitration will have their decisions noted here and in our tracker.
- Jayson Werth (A) will decline the Phillies' offer.
- Adam LaRoche (B) appears to have declined arbitration from the Diamondbacks. Aaron Heilman (B) will decline arbitration, tweets Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports. Heilman is drawing interest in his preferred role as a starter, his agent Mark Rodgers explained to Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic yesterday.
- Adam Dunn (A) will decline arbitration from the Nationals, according to Jon Heyman of SI.com (on Twitter).
- Pedro Feliciano (B) has declined arbitration from the Mets, tweets Ken Davidoff of Newsday.
So Frank Francisco is the only player to accept arb? Thought there’d be two or three this off-season, last year there were three and the year before, two.
There’s actually 2 so far with two pending. Jason Frasor has also accepted, and Cliff Lee and Adam LaRoche were offered arby, and haven’t decided yet. Im almost 100% sure Lee’s going to decline though.
There’s actually 2 so far with two pending. Jason Frasor has also accepted, and Cliff Lee and Adam LaRoche were offered arby, and haven’t decided yet. Im almost 100% sure Lee’s going to decline though.
Adam Dunn would crush so many pitches into the Bay if he played in SF. No idea why he doesn’t want to play at AT&T.
Because the Giants already have Huff and I doubt Dunn could play outfield in that park.
Adam Dunn would crush so many pitches into the Bay if he played in SF. No idea why he doesn’t want to play at AT&T.