Arbitration Settlements

[DR28]

7 minutes ago, Brewcrew82 said:

Only Burnes remaining...

Long deal forthcoming....................

That would be amazing.

[MrTPlush]

13 minutes ago, Brewcrew82 said:

Only Burnes remaining...

Must mean they are settling on that 13 year extension. Must be why he bought that Phoenix area home. Nice and close for Spring Training.

Must have been some reason he bought a $4.7mil house on career earnings of $7.1mil, right?

[Jopal78]

Angels did not reach an agreement with Renfroe and could be headed to a hearing. 

[brewcrewdue80]

After what they've agreed to can someone update where the Brewers payroll now stands for 2023? Only Burnes Tbd.  

 

[sveumrules]

1 hour ago, brewcrewdue80 said:

After what they've agreed to can someone update where the Brewers payroll now stands for 2023? Only Burnes Tbd.  

 

Cots has it a lil over $115M, Roster Resource says $118M. Those both include a placeholder estimate for Burnes.

Spotrac says $92M, but that doesn’t include Burnes or any pre-Arby guys yet.

[markedman5]

9 hours ago, Jopal78 said:

Angels did not reach an agreement with Renfroe and could be headed to a hearing. 

He asked for 11.9 million Was offered 11.25

Burnes and Brewers about 750k apart

https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2023/01/requested-salary-figures-for-33-players-who-didnt-reach-agreements-by-arbitration-filing-deadline.html

 

[brewcrewdue80]

10 hours ago, sveumrules said:

Cots has it a lil over $115M, Roster Resource says $118M. Those both include a placeholder estimate for Burnes.

Spotrac says $92M, but that doesn’t include Burnes or any pre-Arby guys yet.

Would roster resource maybe include a deal that's minor league with invite and if makes roster is X amount?

[MVP2110]

The Brewers win their case against Burnes so he will get 10.01 million next season

[edfunderburk]

4 minutes ago, MVP2110 said:

The Brewers win their case against Burnes so he will get 10.01 million next season

👀 shocking … hope he’s not angry

[MVP2110]

It shouldn't be a surprise that the Brewers won their arb case vs Burnes. The MKE Tailgate guys laid this out on their pod a few weeks ago in good detail. The key thing to remember here is that arbitration isn't just specific player vs specific team but rather every player vs every team. The Brewers put in 10.01 mil because that's exactly what Shane Bieber got in a nearly identical situation to the current Burnes case. There is immense pressure from other MLB teams to not set new precedents as those will compound across the sport and end up costing all 30 teams millions, in fact before teams send their proposals to the specific player all 29 teams in MLB get to see that proposal first. The arb system sucks, obviously Corbin deserves more than $10.01 mil, but it's a system that the players originally fought for and won and it isn't going anywhere anytime soon. 

[brewmann04]

It doesn’t matter as it only time when we hear the Milwaukee Brewers just traded their ace for 

[jerichoholicninja]

I love/hate watching all the Brewer fans freaking out over how this will make Burnes not want to resign here. As if 1) this has never happened to any other player on any other team in the history of baseball and 2) there was even a snowball's chance in hades he was going to resign here anyway.