The Milwaukee Brewers may be headed to arbitration with another one of their stars. All-star catcher William Contreras did not reach an agreement on contract terms with the club ahead of Thursday evening's deadline for teams and arbitration-eligible players to exchange contract numbers,

Entering Thursday, the Brewers had six players on the roster without a salary settled for the 2025 season. After the arbitration deadline, which was at 12 p.m. CT Thursday, that number has fallen to,

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,

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.