Brewers, William Contreras

Here's How Far Apart William Contreras and Milwaukee Brewers Were in Arbitration Process
Contreras will head to arbitration court with the Brewers after the two sides had a significant gap in negotiations.
Brewers avoid arb with 5 of 6, exchange figures with Contreras
The Brewers struck agreements with five of their six remaining arbitration-eligible players on Thursday, according to a source, but were unable to come to terms with catcher William Contreras and will continue towards a hearing with their two-time and reigning club MVP.
With William Contreras and the Brewers headed to arbitration, how does the catcher's case stack up?
William Contreras and the Milwaukee Brewers are seemingly headed to arbitration after the two sides, nearly $1 million apart in their contract number filings, were unable to reach an agreement prior to Thursday’s deadline. Contreras and his agency, Octagon Sports, reportedly filed at $6.5 million whereas the Brewers came in at $5.6 million.
Brewers' Nestor Cortes: Avoids arbitration with new club
Picked up via trade from the Yankees last month, Cortes was eligible for salary arbitration for the final time, as he's slated for free agency next winter. The veteran left-hander held a 3.77 ERA, 1.15 WHIP and 162:39 K:BB over a career-high 174.1 regular-season innings with the Yankees in 2024.
Brewers come to terms with five arbitration-eligible players, but may be headed to a hearing with one big name
The Milwaukee Brewers may be headed to arbitration with another one of their stars. All-star catcher William Contreras did not reach an agreement on contract terms with the club ahead of Thursday evening's deadline for teams and arbitration-eligible players to exchange contract numbers,

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