Dominguez Remains Lone Phillies Player Still Eligible For Arbitration
Seranthony Dominguez is the lone member of the Philadelphia Phillies still eligible for arbitration.
Dominguez is searching for $2.9 million this season while the Phillies have offered $2.1 million.
Domínguez finished the regular season with a 6-5 record, 3.00 ERA and nine saves. He struck out 61 in 51 innings.
Domínguez went 2-0 with a 1.69 ERA in nine postseason appearances, which included one bizarre wet inning with three wild pitches against the San Diego Padres in the National League Championship Series.
The Phillies avoided arbitration with reliever Jose Alvarado and reportedly agreed to a $3.45 million deal for this season.
Philadelphia previously avoided arbitration with Rhys Hoskins ($12 million), Gregory Soto ($3.925 million), Ranger Suarez ($2,95 million) and Edmundo Sosa ($950,000).
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