The Brewers had six arbitration-eligible players and all signed except for William Contreras before the Jan. 8 deadline

Gunnar Henderson will make $8.5 million in 2026, the largest salary ever for an Orioles player in his first year of arbitration.

The Cincinnati Reds had 10 arbitration-eligible players unsigned entering the deadline for completing deals or filing salary figures for hearings.

The Baltimore Orioles have announced a slew of players they're signing to avoid salary arbitration. On Thursday, the team agreed to contracts with outfielder Ta

According to multiple reports, the Red Sox are nearing deals with their four unsigned arbitration-eligible players ahead of Thursday’s deadline to exchange salary figures. All settlements are expected to be finalized by day’s end, allowing the two sides to avoid potentially acrimonious arbitration hearings next month.

Of the Mariners' seven arbitration-eligible, six players agreed to terms Thursday, including All-Star outfielder Randy Arozarena.

However, the Royals didn't settle with Vinnie Pasquantino and Kris Bubic. Each player will likely head to an arbitration hearing. This will allow the Royals and the player - including their agent and attorneys - to have a neutral panel of arbitrators decide on the 2026 contract.

According to KSTP’s Darren Wolfson, the Twins and Trevor Larnach have agreed to terms on a $4.475 million contract for next season, avoiding an arbitration hearing. MLB Trade Rumors had projected Larnach to earn $4.

Gunnar Henderson will be one of the highest-paid arbitration-eligible Orioles in his first year of the process.