Brewers come to terms with 5 arbitration-eligible players
Brewers avoid arb with 5 of 6, exchange figures with Contreras
The Brewers struck agreements with five of their six remaining arbitration-eligible players on Thursday, according to a source, but were unable to come to terms with catcher William Contreras and will continue towards a hearing with their two-time and reigning club MVP.
With William Contreras and the Brewers headed to arbitration, how does the catcher's case stack up?
Contreras and his agency, Octagon Sports, reportedly filed at $6.5 million whereas the Brewers came in at $5.6 million. Both figures would be the second-highest salary for a catcher in his first year of arbitration,
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The Seattle Mariners reached agreements with all seven players eligible for salary arbitration on Thursday, and claimed ...
The Brewers brought first baseman/corner outfielder Jake Bauers back on a minor league contract this afternoon, the team ...
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