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Phillies Avoid Arbitration With All Eligible Players Ahead of 2026 Season

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Published09 Jan 2026

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The Philadelphia Phillies avoided arbitration with every eligible player ahead of the 2026 deadline, agreeing to one-year contracts across the board and eliminating the risk of hearings.

Philadelphia continues a front-office trend of settling early, ensuring roster and payroll clarity before Spring Training.

Phillies Arbitration Deals (Highest Salary to Lowest)

  • Jesús Luzardo — $11.0M

  • Alec Bohm — $10.2M

  • Jhoan Duran — approx. $7.5M

  • Bryson Stott — approx. $5.9M

  • Brandon Marsh — $5.2M

  • Edmundo Sosa — $4.4M

  • Tanner Banks — $1.2M

  • Garrett Stubbs — approx. $925K

With these agreements finalized, the Phillies enter the 2026 season without arbitration distractions and with key contributors locked in across the roster.