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Mariners avoid arbitration with RHP Bryce Miller
Bryce Miller's 2026 salary was set at the arbitration midpoint with a club option of $6.08 million, finalizing the Mariners' last arbitration-eligible player deal.
- On Jan 20, 2026, right-hander Bryce Miller and the Seattle Mariners avoided salary arbitration by agreeing to a one-year contract that guarantees $2,452,500.
- Miller's negotiation centered on exchanged arbitration figures from Jan. 8, with a $2,437,500 midpoint between Miller's $2,625,000 and Seattle's $2.25 million offer.
- The contract includes a club option for $6,075,000 with a $15,000 buyout, which would be voided if Miller finishes in the Cy Young top five, despite the buyout still owed, and reflects Miller's recent IL stints for right elbow inflammation from May 14-31 and June 10 to Aug. 19.
- With Miller settled, the Mariners have closed their last arbitration case during a busy window following signings with Randy Arozarena, Logan Gilbert, and others, amid Skubal's $32 million ask and $19 million offer.
- Sixteen players remain scheduled for hearings from Jan. 26 to Feb. 13 in Scottdale, Arizona, as teams prepare for arbitration, with hearings starting Jan. 26.
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Right-hander Bryce Miller and Mariners agree at $2,452,500 and avoid salary arbitration
Bryce Miller and the Seattle Mariners have agreed to a one-year contract to avoid salary arbitration. The deal includes a club option and guarantees $2,452,500.
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Bryce Miller, Mariners Agree to One-Year Contract to Avoid Arbitration
Seattle Mariners right-handed pitcher Bryce Miller and the team have reached an agreement on a one-year contract worth $2,452,500, successfully avoiding salary arbitration. The deal, confirmed on January 20, 2026, includes a club option for a future season, providing the team with additional roster flexibility. Miller, who debuted with the Mariners in the 2023 season, […] The post Bryce Miller, Mariners Agree to One-Year Contract to Avoid Arbitr…
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