Today is the deadline for players and teams to exchange figures in arbitration — an annual deadline that leads to a slew of one-year deals and, typically, a handful of multi-year deals. All but 18 arbitration-eligible players reached an agreement. Each player’s service time is in parentheses, and you can of course check back to see each player’s projected salary from MLBTR contributor Matt Swartz. All agreements are for one year unless otherwise noted.
Angels
- Brock Burke (5.045): Team announced $2.325MM agreement
- Jo Adell (4.085): Team announced $5.2MM agreement
- Reid Detmers (3.159): No agreement reached, likely heading to hearing
- José Soriano (3.121): Team announced $2.9MM agreement
- Logan O’Hoppe (3.008): $2.625MM agreement today (per Romero)
- Zach Neto (2.170): $4.15MM agreement today (per Mark Feinsand of MLB.com)
Astros
- Steven Okert (5.089): $2.325MM agreement today (via MLB.com’s Brian McTaggart)
- Bryan Abreu (5.022): $5.85MM agreement today (per McTaggart)
- Enyel De Los Santos (5.015): $1.6MM agreement reached in November
- Isaac Paredes (4.160): No agreement reached, likely heading to hearing (per McTaggart)
- Jesús Sánchez (4.118): $6.8MM agreement today (per McTaggart)
- Jake Meyers (4.044): $3.55MM agreement today (per McTaggart)
- Jeremy Peña (4.000): $9.475MM agreement today (per McTaggart)
- Hunter Brown (3.035): $5.71MM agreement today (per Chandler Rome of The Athletic)
- Yainer Diaz (3.035): No agreement reached, likely heading to hearing (per McTaggart)
- Hayden Wesneski (2.170): $975K agreement today (per Full Seam Ahead)
- Nick Allen (2.164): $1.4MM agreement today (per Rome)
- Bennett Sousa (2.156): $910K agreement today (per McTaggart)
- Taylor Trammell (2.144): Agreed to split deal in November, $900K in majors and $500K in minors, before being outrighted off the roster in December
Athletics
- Austin Wynns (5.017): $1.1MM agreement reached in November
- Shea Langeliers (3.051): $5.25MM agreement today (per Murray)
- Luis Medina (2.149): $835K agreement reached in November
Blue Jays
- Daulton Varsho (5.128): $10.75MM agreement reached today
- Eric Lauer (5.091): No agreement reached, likely heading to hearing (per Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportsnet)
- Ernie Clement (3.168): $4.6MM agreement today (per Mitch Bannon of The Athletic)
- Tyler Heineman (3.066): $1.2375MM agreement reached today (per Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportsnet)
Braves
- Mauricio Dubon (5.162): $6.1MM agreement reached in November
- José Suarez (4.064): $900K agreement reached in November
- Dylan Lee (3.150): No agreement reached, likely heading to hearing
- Eli White (3.140): $900K agreement reached in November
- Vidal Bruján (3.014): Agreed to split deal in November, $850K in majors and $500K in minors; designated for assignment today to open roster spot for claim of Waldichuk
- Joey Wentz (2.166): $900K agreement reached in November
- Ken Waldichuk (2.150): $825K agreement reached in November with the Athletics, claimed off waivers by Atlanta today
Brewers
- Jake Bauers (5.084): $2.7MM agreement reached in November
- Andrew Vaughn (4.142): $7.65MM agreement today (per Murray)
- William Contreras (4.112): No agreement reached, likely heading to hearing (per Feinsand)
- Trevor Megill (4.002): $4.7MM agreement today (per Alexander)
- Ángel Zerpa (3.082): $1.095MM agreement today (per Feinsand)
- Garrett Mitchell (3.040): $950K agreement today (per Adam McCalvy of MLB.com)
- Brice Turang (2.165): $4.15MM agreement today (per Murray)
Cardinals
- JoJo Romero (5.045): $4.26MM agreement today (per Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
- Lars Nootbaar (4.076): $5.25MM agreement today (per Murray)
- Brendan Donovan (4.000): $5.8MM agreement today (per Goold)
- Andre Pallante (3.145): $4MM agreement reached today (per FanSided’s Robert Murray)
- Nolan Gorman (3.114): $2.655MM agreement today (per Woo)
- Alec Burleson (3.029): $3.3MM agreement today (per Woo)
- Matthew Liberatore (2.144): $2.26MM agreement today (per Goold)
Cubs
- Justin Steele (4.143): $6.775MM agreement today (per Patrick Mooney of The Athletic)
- Edward Cabrera (3.147): $4.45MM agreement today (per Jesse Rogers of ESPN)
- Javier Assad (3.027): $1.8MM agreement with a $3.3MM option for 2027; Assad would still be arb-eligible in 2027 if option turned down (per the Associated Press)
Diamondbacks
- A.J. Puk (5.124): $3.1MM agreement today (per Nick Piecoro of The Arizona Republic)
- Ryan Thompson (5.095): $3.95MM agreement today (via Ari Alexander of 7News)
- Kevin Ginkel (5.033): $2.725MM agreement today (per Nick Piecoro of The Arizona Republic)
- Pavin Smith (4.015): $2.25MM agreement today (per MLBTR’s Steve Adams)
- Alek Thomas (3.103): $1.9625MM agreement today (per Feinsand)
- Jake McCarthy (3.074): $1.525MM agreement today (per Nick Piecoro of The Arizona Republic)
- Gabriel Moreno (3.061): $2.55MM agreement today (per Romero)
- Ryne Nelson (3.020): $3MM agreement today (per Nick Piecoro of The Arizona Republic)
Dodgers
- Brusdar Graterol (5.167): $2.8MM agreement reached yesterday
- Alex Vesia (5.078): Dodgers exercised $3.65MM club option in November
- Anthony Banda (4.135): $1.625MM agreement today (per Woo)
- Brock Stewart (4.093): $1.3MM agreement today (per Jack Harris of the California Post)
- Alex Call (2.161): $1.6MM agreement today (per Harris)
Giants
Guardians
- Steven Kwan (4.000): $7.725MM agreement today (per Murray)
- Nolan Jones (3.007): $2MM agreement reached in November
- David Fry (2.154): $1.375MM agreement reached in November
- Matt Festa (2.153): $1MM agreement reached in November
Marlins
- Anthony Bender (4.153): $2.81MM agreement today (per Craig Mish of SportsGrid)
- Braxton Garrett (3.168): $1.53MM agreement reached today (per Fish on First)
- Ryan Weathers (3.066): $1.35MM agreement reached today (agreement per Isaac Azout of Fish on First; salary reported by Mish)
- Andrew Nardi (3.053): $800K agreement reached today (per Associated Press)
- Max Meyer (2.166): $980K agreement reached today (per Associated Press)
- Calvin Faucher (2.156): No agreement reached, likely heading to hearing (per Azout)
Mariners
- Randy Arozarena (5.129): $15.65MM agreement reached today
- Logan Gilbert (4.144): $10.927MM agreement reached today
- Gabe Speier (4.000): $2.125MM agreement today (per Bob Nightengale of USA Today)
- George Kirby (3.151): $6.55MM agreement today (per Murray)
- Matt Brash (3.121): $1.55MM agreement (per Daniel Kramer of MLB.com)
- Luke Raley (3.106): $2.05MM agreement today (per Nightengale)
- Bryce Miller (2.153): No agreement reached, likely heading to hearing
Mets
- Luis Torrens (5.105): $2.275MM agreement today (per Will Sammon of The Athletic)
- Tyrone Taylor (5.093): $3.8MM agreement reached in November
- David Peterson (5.089): $8.1MM agreement today (per Murray)
- Tylor Megill (4.031): $2.5MM agreement today (per Ari Alexander of 7News)
- Huascar Brazobán (2.170): $1.05MM agreement today (per Alexander)
- Francisco Alvarez (2.164): $2.4MM agreement today (per Francys Romero of BeisbolFR)
- Reed Garrett (2.143): $1.3MM agreement today (per Alexander)
Nationals
- Luis García Jr. (4.142): $6.875MM agreement today (per Nightengale)
- Josiah Gray (4.075): $1.35MM agreement reached in December
- MacKenzie Gore (4.000): $5.6MM agreement today (per Murray)
- Riley Adams (3.171): Agreed to split deal in November, $1MM in majors and $500K in minors
- CJ Abrams (3.130): $4.2MM agreement today (per Andrew Golden of The Washington Post)
- Jake Irvin (2.152): $2.8MM agreement today (per Golden)
- Cade Cavalli (2.141): No agreement reached, likely headed to hearing (per Spencer Nusbaum of The Washington Post)
Orioles
- Taylor Ward (5.164): $12.175MM agreement reached today
- Ryan Mountcastle (5.105): $6.787MM agreement today on a one-year deal with a $7.5MM club option for 2027
- Keegan Akin (5.083): No agreement reached, likely headed to hearing
- Trevor Rogers (5.047): $6.2MM agreement today (per Kostka)
- Tyler Wells (4.132): $2.445MM agreement today (per Kostka)
- Dean Kremer (4.112): $5.75MM agreement today (per Kostka)
- Adley Rutschman (4.000): $7.25MM agreement today (per Murray)
- Félix Bautista (4.000): $2.25MM agreement reached in November
- Kyle Bradish (3.160): No agreement reached, likely headed to hearing
- Shane Baz (3.158): $3.5MM agreement today (per Buster Olney of ESPN)
- Yennier Cano (3.065): $1.6MM agreement today (per Roch Kubatko of MASNsports.com)
- Gunnar Henderson (3.036): $8.5MM agreement today (per Andy Kostka of The Baltimore Banner)
Padres
- Adrián Morejón (5.140): $3.9MM agreement today (per Feinsand)
- Jason Adam (5.132): $6.675MM agreement today, per Feinsand
- Gavin Sheets (4.076): $4.5MM agreement today (per Woo)
- JP Sears (3.065): $2.75MM agreement (per Jeff Sanders of the San Diego Union-Tribune)
- Luis Campusano (3.003): $900K agreement reached in November
- Mason Miller (2.166): $4MM agreement today (per Feinsand)
- Freddy Fermin (2.165): $2.1MM agreement today (per Feinsand)
Phillies
- Jesús Luzardo (5.165): $11MM agreement reached today
- Edmundo Sosa (5.140): $4.4MM agreement today (per Charlotte Varnes of The Athletic)
- Alec Bohm (5.106): $10.2MM agreement reached today
- Garrett Stubbs (4.148): Agreed to split deal in November, $925K in majors and $575K in minors
- Brandon Marsh (4.078): $5.2MM agreement today (per Varnes)
- Jhoan Duran (4.000): $7.5MM agreement today (per Scott Lauber of The Philadelphia Inquirer)
- Bryson Stott (4.000): $5.9MM agreement today (per Murray)
- Tanner Banks (3.092): $1.2MM agreement today (per Bob Nightengale of USA Today)
- Rafael Marchan (3.006): $860K agreement reached in November
Pirates
- Dennis Santana (5.126): $3.5MM agreement today (via Alex Stumpf of MLB.com)
- Joey Bart (4.020): $2.53MM agreement today (per Stumpf)
- Justin Lawrence (3.167): $1.225MM agreement today (according to Stumpf)
- Yohan Ramirez (3.135): $825K agreement reached in November
- Oneil Cruz (3.110): $3.3MM agreement today (per Robert Murray of Fansided)
- Jack Suwinski (2.170): $1.25MM agreement reached in November
Rangers
- Sam Haggerty (5.007): $1.25MM agreement reached in November
- Josh Smith (3.129): $3.225MM agreement (per Alexander)
- Jake Burger (3.127): $3.2MM agreement today (per Feinsand)
- Ezequiel Durán (3.050): $1.375MM agreement today (per Nightengale)
- Josh Jung (3.023): $2.9MM agreement today (per Nightengale)
Rays
- Shane McClanahan (4.158): $3.6MM agreement reached in December
- Cole Sulser (4.096): $1.05MM agreement reached in November
- Taylor Walls (4.092): Club exercised $2.45MM option in November and agreed to $3.1MM club option for 2027
- Griffin Jax (4.091): $3.565MM agreement today (per Topkin)
- Garrett Cleavinger (4.060): $2.4MM agreement today (per Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times)
- Steven Wilson (3.166): $1.52MM agreement today, (per Topkin)
- Nick Fortes (3.149): $2.535MM agreement today (per Topkin)
- Josh Lowe (3.093): $2.6MM agreement today (per Topkin)
- Bryan Baker (3.049): $1.275MM agreement today (per Feinsand)
- Ryan Pepiot (3.005): $3.025MM agreement today (per Topkin)
- Kevin Kelly (2.156): $925K agreement today (per Topkin)
- Richie Palacios (2.156): $945K agreement today (per Topkin)
- Edwin Uceta (2.150): Did not reach agreement, will exchange figures (per Topkin)
Red Sox
- Tanner Houck (4.100): $4.1MM agreement today (per Chris Cotillo of MassLive)
- Johan Oviedo (4.078): $1.55MM agreement today (per Alexander)
- Jarren Duran (3.155): $7.7MM agreement reached in November
- Kutter Crawford (3.136): $2.75MM agreement reached earlier this week
- Romy González (3.083): $1.6MM agreement today (per Cotillo)
- Connor Wong (3.079): $1.375MM agreement reached in November
- Triston Casas (3.032): $1.61MM agreement today (per Cotillo)
Reds
- Brady Singer (5.156): $12.75MM agreement today (per Feinsand)
- Gavin Lux (5.114): $5.525MM agreement today (per Joel Sherman of The New York Post)
- Tyler Stephenson (5.056): Did not reach agreement, likely headed for hearing (per Feinsand)
- Sam Moll (4.023): $875K agreement reached in November
- Nick Lodolo (4.000): $4.725MM agreement today (per Feinsand)
- Ben Rortvedt (3.135): $1.25MM agreement reached with Dodgers in November before Reds claimed him off waivers
- Graham Ashcraft (3.130): Did not reach agreement, likely headed for hearing (per Feinsand)
- TJ Friedl (3.112): $3.8MM agreement today (per Gordon Wittenmyer of the Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Tony Santillan (3.099): $1.8MM agreement today (per Feinsand)
- Spencer Steer (3.035): $4MM agreement today (per Murray)
- Will Benson (3.003): $1.725MM agreement today (per Wittenmyer)
- Matt McLain (2.140): $2.3MM agreement today (per Wittenmyer)
Rockies
- Jimmy Herget (4.069): $1.55MM agreement today (per Thomas Harding of MLB.com)
- Mickey Moniak (4.027): $4MM agreement today (via 7News’ Ari Alexander)
- Ryan Feltner (3.071): $2.45MM agreement today (per Alexander)
- Tyler Freeman (3.046): $1.525MM agreement today (per Harding)
- Brenton Doyle (2.161): $3.1MM agreement today (per Katie Woo of The Athletic)
- Brennan Bernardino (2.150): $925K agreement today (per Harding)
Royals
- Kris Bubic (5.135): No agreement reached, likely heading for hearing (per Rogers)
- John Schreiber (5.027): $3.715M agreement today (per Joel Sherman of the New York Post)
- Jonathan India (5.000): $8MM agreement reached in November
- Kyle Isbel (4.043): $2.7MM agreement today (per Murray)
- Nick Mears (4.022): $1.9MM agreement today (per Rogers)
- Bailey Falter (3.138): $3.6MM agreement today (per Murray)
- Daniel Lynch IV (3.136): $1.025MM agreement today (per Anne Rogers of MLB.com)
- Vinnie Pasquantino (3.101): No agreement reached, likely heading for hearing (per Rogers)
- Michael Massey (3.068): $1.57MM agreement today (via Ari Alexander of 7News)
- Maikel Garcia (2.168): Five-year, $57.5MM extension signed in December
- James McArthur (2.150): $810K agreement reached in November
Tigers
- Tarik Skubal (5.114): No agreement reached, likely heading to a hearing (per Nightengale)
- Casey Mize (5.111): $6.15MM agreement today (per Petzold)
- Jake Rogers (5.040): $3.05MM agreement reached in November
- Will Vest (4.100): $3.95MM agreement today (per Petzold)
- Zach McKinstry (4.099): $4.2MM agreement today (per Petzold)
- Matt Vierling (4.026): $3.225MM agreement reached in November
- Riley Greene (3.110): $5MM agreement today (per Petzold)
- Spencer Torkelson (3.076): $4.075MM agreement today (per Evan Petzold of the Detroit Free Press)
- Kerry Carpenter (3.057): $3.275MM agreement today (per Petzold)
- Beau Brieske (3.056): $1.1575 agreement reached in November
- Tyler Holton (3.047): $1.575MM agreement reached today (per Petzold)
Twins
- Ryan Jeffers (5.089): $6.7MM agreement today (per Wolfson)
- Justin Topa (5.044): $1.225MM agreement reached in November
- Bailey Ober (4.093): $5.2MM agreement today (per Darren Wolfson of KSTP)
- Joe Ryan (4.033): No agreement reached (per Dan Hayes of The Athletic)
- Trevor Larnach (4.014): $4.475MM agreement today (per Wolfson)
- Royce Lewis (3.142): $2.85MM agreement today (per Wolfson)
- Alex Jackson (3.036): $1.35MM agreement today (per Sherman)
- Cole Sands (3.017): $1.1MM agreement today (per Sherman)
White Sox
Yankees
- Jazz Chisholm Jr. (5.075): $10.2MM agreement today (per Jack Curry of The YES Network)
- David Bednar (5.073): $9MM agreement today (per Jack Curry of The YES Network)
- Clarke Schmidt (4.148): $4.5MM agreement reached in November
- Camilo Doval (4.071): $6.1MM agreement today (per Jorge Castillo of ESPN)
- Luis Gil (3.073): $2.1625MM agreement today (per Jack Curry of The YES Network)
- Jake Bird (3.051): $975K agreement today (per Sherman)
- Oswaldo Cabrera (3.050): $1.2MM agreement reached in November
- Fernando Cruz (3.035): $1.45MM agreement today (per Jack Curry of The YES Network)
- Anthony Volpe (3.000): $3.475MM agreement today (per Jack Curry of The YES Network)
- José Caballero (2.170): $2MM agreement today (per Alexander)
I don’t see Houck, Casas, or Oviedo getting much more than they got last season due to all the time each one missed with injuries. Romy should get a nice raise assuming he doesn’t agree to a new deal before hand
Romy should be happy he has a job outside of food service.
What?
Romy should be happy he has a job outside of food service.
Swan, sack is a troll. From his name Sack obviously works in food service and is agitated about that being the extent of his career growth.
Gonzalez had a 2.0 WAR in just 315 PA and hit .331/.978 against the short side of the platoon. He is a great platoon player.
Maybe he owns the fast food joint that Sack works at? What do you think?
Sir, please.
I am sure he is, now he has enough money that he can own multiple restaurants so you don’t have to worry about having to eat sack lunches anymore.
This was Casas first time through arbitration and as expected he more than doubled the major league minimum he made last season.
Resox- Did you notice Houck’s salary exactly marches his service time? Is that a coincidence?
Probably is. But I’d love a million dollar raise for every year of service time at my job
What is the purpose of providing service time? It would be more interesting to see projected salaries without needing to view an old article. Just my two cents worth a penny.
Service time is a MASSIVE factor in what they get paid. If a player has 3 years of service they will never get as much, or even close to as much, as an equivalent player with 5 years.
Today I learned Brenton Doyle and Brendan Donovan are the same person. There’s no way Donovan would have signed for 3.1 million.
I wonder how much the Yankees are going to be talking about Volpe being “elite” if it goes to an arbitration hearing (although, it is highly unlikely).
Stop picking on Volpe. We’re practically neighbors.
If I’m Volpe, I’m going to arb with every Boone interview I can get my hands on.
Pallante should have been released.
Why?
He’s horrible! Did you not watch any games? Look at his stats.
What do you mean?
The reds should not being paying lux 5 million
I would take Gavin Lux’s 5 million if you don’t want it.
Seems like as good a time as any for the Brewers to give Billy Contreras a big extention. C’mon and do something Matty!
The Rangers have reached agreements with all four of their remaining arb-eligible players. No money figures yet. As always, there will be no arb hearings for the team.
How did Sanchez make 6.8 million. Brown’s 5.71 million is well deserved.
Should have non tendered Sanchez or tried to trade him earlier in the offseason. Wouldn’t have gotten anything but I wouldn’t have to watch him on this team so that’s a good exchange lol.
You’re a Marlins fan.
False, I was born and raised an Astros fan, grew up with the original Killer B’s when Sean Berry was playing 3rd. Went to the Astrodome a few times as a kid ans everytime out of coincidence I guess it was Shane Reynolds pitching.
Sorry didn’t read your comment well enough.
j.r.Phillips!
No worries, I may have come off a little bad there lol. My fault on that.
Langeliers signed for 5.25M. Doubtful they can get him extended at this point with Boras being his agent.
Waldichuk ended up getting claimed by the Braves. A’s are crazy for not keeping him he will be another Grant Holmes for the Braves.
What happened to Michael Grove (Dodgers)? He was on the projected arbitration salary list back in October, but is missing from the arbitration eligible list now.
Answering my own question, he became a minor league free agent.
Jonathan India a big winner in arbitration at $8m . Gets a raise of $3m for a 0.3 bwar season
@Mr. E Team
Unfortunately arbitration still relies on stats like BA and RBI’s to gauge a players worth.
One of the better trades the reds have made lately
That is crazy about India. Talk about failing up.
He signed months ago and the increase was just under $1 million. He made $7.05 in ‘25.
Local radio is saying the Padres have come to agreements with all of their arbitration eligible players. It sounded like a couple were more than just a single season.
They also are saying that the Padres have sold out season tickets for the 4th consecutive season even after increasing prices on some seats and total number of season ticket seats available. They also said the waiting list that people pay $105 to be on, increased again this year to over 3500.
They should have gone to arbitration with Casas
Next year they will. He gets one last chance since his injuries have been unlucky. I’m excited to see him succeed. There might not be many ABs for him, but he can hit his way into the lineup as a strong side platoon at DH.
What team other than the Red Sox do you think he will end up succeeding with?
The Tigers are taking Skubal to arbitration to tell him how bad he is 😒
Diaz and Paredes to hearings. Nice…
Yankees have settled with all of their arbitration eligible players
Why is Javier Assad’s salary blank?
“An annual deadline that leads to a slew of one-year deals and, typically, a handful of multi-year deals.” Wrong again. Bad comma usage, as usual, from you people.
It should be: “an annual deadline that leads to a slew of one-year deals, and typically, a handful of multi-year deals.”