Feb 8, 2014
Arbitration Update: Five Big-Name Players And The Likely Result
OutsidePitchMLB.com will be tracking all the latest on the 16 players who have yet to find a middle…
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Arbitration Update: Five Big-Name Players And The Likely Result
OutsidePitchMLB.com will be tracking all the latest on the 16 players who have yet to find a middle…
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Cubs Avoid Arbitration with Darwin Barney
The Chicago Cubs and second baseman Darwin Barney came to an agreement on a one-year deal worth $2.3 million in order to avoid an arbitration hearing, according to Jon Heyman of CBS Sports.
Darwin barney settles at $2.3M for '14. #cubs— Jon Heyman…
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Braves Avoid Arbitration with Jason Heyward
The Atlanta Braves and outfielder were $300,000 a part. Even though the organization is about “Trial and File” the gap was so small they could still work out a contract. And that’s exactly what happened as the two sides agreed to a two-year contract,…
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"File and Trial" Policy isn't Necessary for the Braves; Kimbrel's Situation Makes His Atlanta Future Uncertain
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The “File and Trial” policy can be a nightmarish situation for everyone involved. That’s why nearly 90 percent of the league doesn’t impose it. However a handful of teams do including the Milwaukee…
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Reds Avoid Arbitration With Aroldis Chapman
The Cincinnati Reds have agreed to a one-year, $5 million contract with Aroldis Chapman, avoiding arbitration, tweets Joel Sherman of the New York Post.
#Reds settle with Aroldis Chapman at $5M, midpoint between his ask $5.4M and their offer $4.6M— Joel…
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Arbitration Review
As the deadline for the teams and their players to settle their arbitration disputes has passed, lets take a look at some of the key notable players who agreed to deals with their teams. The majority of the players who agreed on late Thursday and early…
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Padres, Chase Headley avoid arbitration
The San Diego Padres and Chase Headley have avoided arbitration by agreeing to a one-year, $10.525 million contract, says Joel Sherman of New York post on Twitter.
I mistyped Chase Headley's salary: It is $10.525M. Sorry. #Padres— Joel Sherman…
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