Mariners, Randy Arozarena
Mariners, Randy Arozarena Avoid Arbitration
The Mariners have avoided arbitration with Randy Arozarena, as first reported by Francys Romero. The left fielder will earn $11.3MM in 2025, slightly less than his projected $11.7MM salary (per MLBTR contributor Matt Swartz ). He will be eligible for arbitration once more ahead of the 2026 campaign.
The Mariners knew all winter that most of their budgetary increases to player payroll would come in-house, and those formally ...
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