Player Contracts
MLB arbitration updates: Additional deals on deadline day
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Building on earlier agreements, more Major League Baseball teams—including the St. Louis Cardinals, Seattle Mariners, and others—finalized one-year contracts with arbitration-eligible players on January 8, 2026, ahead of the salary exchange deadline. Most avoided hearings, though cases like the Twins' Joe Ryan proceed.
Cody Bellinger has exercised his opt-out clause with the New York Yankees, entering free agency ahead of the 2026 season following a strong performance in his debut year with the team. The 30-year-old outfielder, known for his turbulent career trajectory, now seeks a long-term deal amid interest from multiple clubs. His recent consistency has solidified his value as a versatile contributor.
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On Thursday, Major League Baseball teams finalized one-year contracts with numerous arbitration-eligible players ahead of the salary filing deadline, avoiding potential hearings for most. Standout deals included Gunnar Henderson's $8.5 million agreement with the Orioles and David Peterson's $8.1 million pact with the Mets. While many players secured raises based on performance, a few like Joe Ryan of the Twins will proceed to arbitration.
Several Nba players are delivering exceptional value relative to their contracts in the 2024-25 season. From Austin Reaves with the Lakers to Jalen Johnson of the Hawks, these athletes are posting career-high statistics while earning below-market pay. This Black Friday feature highlights key bargains across the league.
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The NBA trade deadline is set for Feb. 5, but rumors are already swirling as teams assess their rosters after one month of the season. The Los Angeles Clippers are reportedly interested in Sacramento Kings forward DeMar DeRozan, while trade talks involving Anthony Davis, LaMelo Ball and Ja Morant are also gaining attention. These discussions highlight potential moves amid early-season struggles for several franchises.
Major League Baseball teams must decide by November 21 whether to tender contracts to arbitration-eligible players for the 2026 season. Non-tendered players become free agents, a fate predicted for several notable candidates. CBS Sports highlights 10 interesting cases with predictions on their futures.
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The Toronto Blue Jays, fresh off a Game 7 appearance in the World Series, are positioned to make significant moves this offseason. With a solid farm system and financial flexibility, the team aims to build on their success by targeting top free agents and addressing future needs. General manager Ross Atkins highlighted the importance of retaining key players like Bo Bichette.
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