Friday, January 13 is the deadline for teams and arbitration-eligible players to exchange salary figures for the 2023 season.
The Phillies have six arbitration eligible players: Rhys Hoskins, Ranger Suárez, José Alvarado, Seranthony Domínguez, Gregory Soto and Edmundo Sosa.
Players with three to six years of service time or “Super 2” eligible players can go through a process known as salary arbitration if they do not have a contract for next season.
If the two sides cannot agree to a contract for 2023, they can go to an arbitration hearing before a panel of arbitrators. Those hearings usually take place during spring training, but the two sides are free to come to an agreement any time before the hearing.
J.T. Realmuto in 2020 is a recent case in which the Phillies took a player to an arbitration hearing. His camp argued for a $12.4 million salary while the Phillies offered to pay him $10 million. The panel ruled in favor of the Phillies.
We’ll be tracking all the Phillies news relating to the arbitration salary exchange deadline here:
Friday, January 13 at 1:28 p.m. ET: Hoskins, Phillies settle
Robert Murray of Fansided reports the Phillies and Rhys Hoskins will avoid arbitration. Hoskins will become a free agent after 2023.
2:28 p.m. ET: Ranger Suárez, Gregory Soto and Edmundo Sosa avoid arbitration
Scott Lauber of the Inquirer has the terms:
2:43 p.m. ET: Phillies, Seranthony Domínguez do not come to an agreement
Alex Coffey of the Inquirer reports that the Phillies and Seranthony Domínguez cannot come to an agreement ahead of the salary figure exchange deadline. The two sides can agree on a deal any time before a scheduled arbitration hearing during spring training.
7:01 p.m ET: Phillies, José Alvarado do not agree to terms
The Phillies officially announced agreements on one-year contracts for Hoskins, Suarez, Sosa and Soto. Two other remaining arbitration-eligible players, Domínguez and José Alvarado, did not reach an agreement with the Phillies.
The Phillies and both Domínguez and Alvarado could come to an agreement at any time before a potential arbitration hearing, which would take place during spring training:
Here’s a look at where things stand for Alvarado and Domínguez:
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