2025 MLB Salary Arbitration: Phillies Agree to 2025 Salaries with Five Including Alec Bohm and Ranger Suarez

According to reports, the Philadelphia Phillies have avoided salary arbitration with a quintet of cornerstone players. Infielder Alec Bohm, outfielder Brandon Marsh, right-handed pitcher Jesus Luzardo, infielder Bryson Stott, and left-handed pitcher Ranger Suarez have all agreed to their 2025 MLB salaries and have forgone any arbitration process.

Phils News:

Club agrees to 2025 salaries with 5 players

– Ranger Suarez: $8.8MM
– Alec Bohm: $7.7MM
– Jesus Luzardo: $6.225MM
– Bryson Stott: $3.2MM
– Brandon Marsh: $3MM#MLB #Phillies #RingTheBell .@sportstalkphl @MLipinskiSports @DaveMReports pic.twitter.com/a4hPCidEt7

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As the elder statesmen of the club, Bohm and Suarez will be making the most in 2025. Suarez leads the group with a reported $8.8 million contract. Bohm, who has been the center of off-season trade rumors, will make $7.7 million in 2025. The recently acquired Luzardo will make a cool $6.225 million while Stott and Marsh will make $3.2 and $3 million, respectively.

A key player who did not reach a salary agreement is infielder Edmundo Sosa. According to metrics from MLB Trade Rumors and Spotrac, Sosa should net around $2.5 million for the 2025 season.