Corey Dickerson settled for $3.025-million through arbitration today. (Photo Credit: Will Vragovic/Tampa Bay Times)
Corey Dickerson settled for $3.025-million through arbitration today. (Photo Credit: Will Vragovic/Tampa Bay Times)

With the arbitration deadline looming Friday afternoon at 1:00 pm, the Tampa Bay Rays boast 10 arbitration eligible players on the roster:

  • Alex Cobb (5.061) – $4.0MM
  • Erasmo Ramirez (3.158) – $3.5MM
  • Brad Boxberger (3.109) – $1.5MM
  • Corey Dickerson (3.101) – $3.4MM
  • Brad Miller (3.094) – $3.8MM
  • Xavier Cedeno (3.060) – $1.2MM
  • Jake Odorizzi (3.042) – $4.6MM
  • Tim Beckham (2.134)
  • Danny Farquhar (2.168) – $1.1MM
  • Kevin Kiermaier (2.131) – $2.1MM

Note: the number in parentheses next to each player is his estimated Major League service time (Years.Days) through 2016 (172 days constitutes a full year of Major League service, per the collective bargaining agreement). Marked in italics are the two players who may qualify for Super 2 status, allowing players to enter salary arbitration a year early.

Once the deadline passes, and if the team and the eligible player don’t come to a consensus on a deserved salary, each will submit their proposed number, and head to an arbitration hearing in February.

We’ll update this piece with any information as it becomes available.

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