2025 MLB Pre-Arbitration Bonus Pool List

Nov 26, 2025
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The allocation of the 2025 Major League Baseball pre-arbitration bonus pool, as determined by the collective bargaining agreement. An eligible player gets $2.5 million for winning a MVP or Cy Young Award, $1.75 million for second in the voting, $1.5 million for third, $1 million for fourth, fifth or all-MLB first team, $750,000 for Rookie of the Year, $500,000 for second in Rookie of the Year voting or all-MLB second team. A player is eligible to receive a bonus for only one award per year, for the highest amount eligible for. The remaining money is allocated by a WAR formula:

Player Total Bonus Paul Skenes, Pittsburgh $3,436,343 Cristopher Sánchez, Philadelphia 2,678,437 Hunter Brown, Houston 2,206,538 Bryan Woo, Seattle 1,540,676 Corbin Carroll, Arizona 1,341,674 Nick Kurtz, Athletics 1,297,017 Pete Crow-Armstrong, Chicago Cubs 1,206,207 Drake Baldwin, Atlanta 1,175,583 Brice Turang, Milwaukee 1,155,884 Junior Caminero, Tampa Bay 1,068,739 Jacob Wilson, Athletics 904,762 Cade Horton, Chicago Cubs 858,806 Maikel Garcia, Kansas City 773,819 Roman Anthony, Boston 725,317 Caleb Durbin, Milwaukee 707,139 Gunnar Henderson, Baltimore 641,218 Noah Cameron, Kansas City 638,351 Isaac Collins, Milwaukee 631,766 Elly De La Cruz, Cincinnati 631,080 Dillon Dingler, Detroit 549,351 Kyle Stowers, Miami 549,018 Wyatt Langford, Texas 541,037 Andrew Abbott, Cincinnati 520,065 Colson Montgomery, Chi. White Sox 516,819 Shea Langeliers, Athletics 516,257 Andy Pages, L.A. Dodgers 513,082 Sal Frelick, Milwaukee 507,232 Patrick Bailey, San Francisco 494,307 Ceddanne Rafaela, Boston 493,243 Michael Busch, Chicago Cubs 483,708 Hiunter Goodman, Colorado 460,214 Masyn Winn, St. Lous 460,089 Zach Neto, L.A. Angels 431,322 Carlos Narvaez, Boston 428,434 James Wood, Washington 424,554 Jackson Chourio, Milwaukee 414,477 TJ Friedl, Cincinnati 409,167 CJ Abrams, Washington 403,973 Austin Wells, N.Y. Yankees 392,768 Jackson Merrill, San Diego 391,918 Ryne Nelson, Arizona 389,113 Gabriel Moreno, Arizona 386,629 Xavier Edwards, Miami 386,237 Tyler Soderstrom, Athletics 385,375 Riley Greene, Detroit 378,111 Ben Rice, N.Y. Yankees 375,943 Iván Herrera, St. Louis 356,773 Jonathan Aranda, Tampa Bay 354,177 Gavin Williams, Cleveland 347,481 Brayan Bello, Boston 336,196 Spencer Schwellenbach, Atlanta 335,439 José Soriano, L.A. Angels 324,925 Wilyer Abreu, Boston 320,563 Spencer Torkelson, Detroit 318,620 Quinn Priester, Milwaukee 307,705 Chad Patrick, Milwaukee 305,643 Tyler Heineman, Toronto 304,942 Ryan Pepiot, Tampa Bay 303,898 Mason Miller, San Diego 303,074 Cade Smith, Cleveland 295,820 Otto Lopez, Miami 288,512 Jack Leiter, Texas 286,905 Jakob Marsee, Miami 282,207 Alec Burleson, St. Louis 277,847 Spencer Horwitz, Pittsburgh 275,190 Abner Uribe, Milwaukee 271,917 Brett Baty, N.Y. Mets 270,987 José Caballero, N.Y. Yankees 269,841 Josh Smith, Texas 257,984 Janson Junk, Miami 256,773 Shane Smith, Chi. White Sox 255,276 Stephen Kolek, Kansas City 251,660 Emmet Sheehan, L.A. Dodgers 248,866 Addison Barger, Toronto 248,511 Vinne Pasquantino, Kansas City 245,479 Kyle Teel, Chi. White Sox 241,037 Jake Mangum, Tampa Bay 236,310 Jordan Westburg, Baltimore 233,051 Randy Rodríguez, San Francisco 230,041 Aaron Ashby, Milwaukee 228,384 Colt Keith, Detroit 224,454 Reese Olson, Detroit 224,416 Will Warren, N.Y. Yankees 223,911 Cam Schlittler, N.Y. Yankees 223,864 Nathan Lukes, Toronto 222,545 Dominic Canzone, Seattle 222,066 Cruz, Oneil Cruz, Pittsburgh 221,795 Hurston Waldrep, Atlanta 221,100 Matthew Liberatore, St. Louis 219,532 Wenceel Pérez, Detroit 219,286 Chase Meidroth, Chi. White Sox 218,320 Tanner Bibee, Cleveland 217,235 Jared Triolo, Pittsburgh 216,057 Josh Jung, Texas 214,156 Victor Scott, St. Louis 213,735 Eury Pérez, Miami 213,253 Braxton Ashcraft, Pittsburgh 212,924 Joey Ortiz, Milwaukee 212,245 Luke Keaschall, Minnesota 209,217 Matthew McLain, Cincinnati 206,056 Daylen Lile, Washington 150,000

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