Brewers come to terms with 5 arbitration-eligible players
With William Contreras and the Brewers headed to arbitration, how does the catcher's case stack up?
William Contreras and the Milwaukee Brewers are seemingly headed to arbitration after the two sides, nearly $1 million apart in their contract number filings, were unable to reach an agreement prior to Thursday’s deadline. Contreras and his agency, Octagon Sports, reportedly filed at $6.5 million whereas the Brewers came in at $5.6 million.
Contreras will head to arbitration court with the Brewers after the two sides had a significant gap in negotiations.
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