2022 MLB Arbitration Filings

Michael Ginnitti
Michael Ginnitti, Managing Editor & NFL/MLB ExpertMarch 22, 2022
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A look at the few dozen MLB players who couldn't come to an agreement before the March 22nd deadline, and the numbers exchanged going forward.

(Player's Filing/Team's Filing)

 

Atlanta Braves

Dansby Swanson ($10M/$9.2M)

Luke Jackson ($4M/$3.6M)

Adam Duvall ($10.2M/$9.2M)

Max Fried ($6.8M/$6.6M)

Austin Riley ($4.2M/$3.9M)

Baltimore Orioles

Trey Mancini ($8M/$7.3M)

John Means ($3.1M/$2.7M)

 

Chicago Cubs

Willson Contreras ($10.2M/$9M)

 

Chicago White Sox

Lucas Giolito ($7.5M/$7.3M)

 

Cincinnati Reds

Lucas Sims ($1.6M/$1.2M)

 

Colorado Rockies

Kyle Freeland ($7.8M/$6.4M)

 

Detroit Tigers

Spencer Turnbull ($2.1M/$1.3M)

 

Kansas City Royals

Andrew Benintendi ($8.5M/$7.3M)

Nicholas Lopez ($2.9M/$2.5M)

 

Miami Marlins

Jesus Aguilar ($7.7M/$7M)

Joe Wendle ($4.9M/$4.3M)

Jacob Stallings ($3.1M/$2.4M)

Pablo Lopez ($3M/$2.4M)

 

Milwaukee Brewers

Adrian Houser ($3M/$2.4M)

 

Minnesota Twins

Gary Sanchez ($9.5M/$8.5M)

Luis Arraez ($2.4M/$1.85M)

 

New York Mets
Chris Bassitt ($9M/$8.6M)

 

New York Yankees

Aaron Judge ($21M/$17M)

 

Philadelphia Phillies

Zach Eflin ($6.9M/$5.15M)

 

Pittsburgh Pirates

Bryan Reynolds ($4.9M/$4.25M)

 

Seattle Mariners

Adam Frazier ($8M/$6.7M)

Mitch Haniger ($8M/$6.7M)

Jesse Winker($7M/$5.4M)

 

St. Louis Cardinals

Harrison Bader ($4.8M/$3.8M)

Tyler O'Neill ($4.15M/$3.4M)

 

Washington Nationals

Victor Robles ($2.1M/$1.6M)


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