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📰 Top stories from this past week
Here are some top stories we've been following in the Nats Report Newsroom this past week.
🤝 The arbitration filing deadline comes and goes. One of the big stories we were focused on this past week was the passing of the arbitration filing deadline.
The Nationals settled with all their other arbitration-eligible players, including Derek Law, MacKenzie Gore, Luis García Jr., and Josiah Gray.
Going into the offseason, here were the Nationals’ arbitration-eligible players sorted by service time, their MLBTR projected value, and what they received so far.
Derek Law (5.081): $3MM/$2.75MM
Nathaniel Lowe (4.145): $10.4MM/TBD
Luis Garcia Jr. (3.142): $4.8MM/TBD
Josiah Gray (3.075): $1.4MM/$1.35MM
Mason Thompson (3.046): $800K/$770K
Riley Adams (3.005): $1.1MM/$850,000
MacKenzie Gore (3.000): $3.5MM/TBD
The only player with whom they have not yet agreed upon a 2025 salary is newly acquired Nathaniel Lowe. Lowe filed at $11.1 million while the Nats filed at $10.3 million, and barring an intervening settlement, the two parties will go to arbitration, a rarity in the Nationals world.
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