Thanks!

You can view the arbitration-eligible players on our payroll pages, along with their projected salary (via MLBTR).

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Won’t matter as much if Ward has another strong season and they sign one of the top free agent starters. It’s risky but it’s a good first sign that they’re going to be aggressive this offseason.

Rodriguez has 4 years of club control and top-of-the-rotation potential so the Angels are very likely to take a cautious approach to Opening Day 2026. But, at least for now, I have him on the projected Opening Day roster.

www.fangraphs.com/roster-resou...

Thanks for catching that, Scotty. It's getting fixed.

Until the official numbers are reported, Naylor's salaries are listed in italics on the payroll page to indicate that these are estimates. AAV won't change but the yearly breakdown could be different.

Naylor slashed .295/.353/.462 with 20 HR, 29 2B, 30 SB in 604 PA during the regular season (135 wRC+ vs RHP, 112 wRC+ vs LHP).

After the trade to Seattle, he had an .831 OPS/137 wRC+ in 210 regular season PA before a 16-for-47, 3-HR performance in the post-season.