22 major league players left in arbitration after 171 reach agreements

NEW YORK (AP) — A total of 171 major league players agreed to contracts in the hours before and after Thursday’s arbitration exchange of proposed salaries with teams, and just one reached a multiyear deal: injured Tampa Bay left hander Shane McClanahan. McClanahan agreed to a $7.2 million, two year contract that includes salaries of $3.6 million annually.

He is not likely to pitch this year as he recovers from Tommy John surgery last August. While 23 players swapped figures with their clubs, the vast majority eligible for arbitration agreed to one year contracts. After the swap, reliever Devin Williams and Milwaukee agreed to a $7.25 million, one year deal that could be worth $18.5 million plus award bonuses over two seasons.

He gets a $7 million salary this year, and the Brewers have a $10.5 million option for 2024 with a $250,000 buyout. The option price can escalate by up to $1 million for games pitched this year: $200,000 for 52, $250,000 each for 57 and 62, and $300,000 for 66. Players agreeing to one year contracts were: — Baltimore left hander Cole Irvin ($2 million), left hander John Means ($3,325,000), first baseman Ryan Mountcastle ($4,137,000), outfielder Cedric Mullins ($6,325,000), first baseman Anthony Santander ($11.7 million), right hander Dillon Tate ($1.5 million), infielder Ramón Urías ($2.1 million) and right hander Tyler Wells ($1,962,500).

— Boston catcher Reese McGuire ($1.5 million), outfielder Tyler O’Neill ($5.85 million), right hander Nick Pivetta ($7.5 million) and right hander John Schreiber ($1,175,000). — Chicago White Sox right hander Dylan Cease ($8 million), left hander Garrett Crochet ($800,000), right hander Michael Kopech ($3 million), second baseman Nicky Lopez ($4.3 million), right hander Touki Toussaint ($1.3 million) and first baseman Andrew Vaughn ($3.25 million).

— Cleveland right hander Scott Barlow ($6.7 million), right hander Shane Bieber ($13,125,000), left hander Sam Hentges ($1,162,500), right hander James Karinchak ($1.9 million), right hander Triston McKenzie ($1.6 million), first baseman Josh Naylor ($6.55 million) and right hander Nick Sandlin ($1,075,000).

— Detroit outfielder Akil Baddoo ($1.55 million), catcher Jake Rogers ($1.7 million) and left hander Tarik Skubal ($2.65 million). — Houston right hander Bryan Abreu ($1.75 million), right hander Luis H. Garcia ($1,875,000), outfielder Chas McCormick ($2.85 million), outfielder Kyle Tucker ($12 million), right hander José Urquidy ($3.75 million) and left hander Framber Valdez ($12.1 million).

— Kansas City right hander Nick Anderson ($1,575,000), right hander Carlos Hernández ($1,012,500), right hander Brady Singer ($4.85 million) and right hander Kyle Wright ($1.8 million). — Los Angeles Angels right hander Griffin Canning ($2.6 million), left hander José Quijada ($840,000), second baseman Luis Rengifo ($4.4 million) and left hander Patrick Sandoval ($5,025,000).

— Minnesota right hander Jorge Alcalá ($790,000), outfielder Willi Castro ($3.3 million), infielder Kyle Farmer ($6.05 million), catcher Ryan Jeffers ($2,425,000), first baseman/outfielder Alex Kirilloff ($1.35 million) and left hander Caleb Thielbar ($3,225,000). — New York Yankees left hander Nestor Cortes ($3.95 million), left hander Victor González ($860,000), outfielder Trent Grisham ($5.5 million), right hander Clay Holmes ($6 million), right hander Jonathan Loáisiga ($2.5 million), right hander Clarke Schmidt ($2,025,00), outfielder Juan Soto ($31 million), second baseman Gleyber Torres ($14.2 million), catcher Jose Trevino ($2.73 million) and outfielder Alex Verdugo ($8.7 million).

— Oakland right hander Paul Blackburn ($3.45 million) and outfielder Seth Brown ($2.6 million). — Seattle first baseman Ty France ($6,775,000), right hander Logan Gilbert ($4.05 million), outfielder Sam Haggerty ($900,000), third baseman Josh Rojas ($3.1 million), right hander Trent Thornton ($1.2 million), right hander Justin Topa ($1,225,000) and third baseman Luis Urías ($5 million).

— Tampa Bay right hander Shawn Armstrong ($2.05 million), outfielder Randy Arozarena ($8.1 million), right hander Aaron Civale ($4.9 million), right hander Zack Littell ($1.85 million), third baseman Isaac Paredes ($3.4 million), left hander Colin Poche ($2,375,000) and right hander Drew Rasmussen ($1,862,500).

— Texas left hander Brock Burke ($1,035,000), right hander Dane Dunning ($3,325,000), catcher Jonah Heim ($3.05 million), right hander Jonathan Hernández ($1,245,000), first baseman Nathaniel Lowe ($7.5 million), right hander Josh Sborz ($1,025,000) and outfielder Leody Taveras ($2.55 million). — Toronto infielder/outfielder Cavan Biggio ($4,210,000), left hander Génesis Cabrera ($1,512,000), second baseman Santiago Espinal ($2,275,000), catcher Danny Jansen ($5.2 million), catcher Alejandro Kirk ($2.8 million), left hander Tim Mayza ($3.59 million), right hander Nate Pearson ($800,000), right hander Trevor Richards ($2.15 million), right hander Jordan Romano ($7.75 million), right hander Erik Swanson ($2.75 million) and outfielder Daulton Varsho ($5.65 million).

— Arizona right hander Zac Gallen ($10,011,000), right hander Kevin Ginkel ($1,225,000), left hander Joe Mantiply ($925,000), right hander Paul Sewald ($7.35 million), right hander Ryan Thompson ($1.35 million) and first baseman Christian Walker ($10.9 million). — Atlanta left hander Max Fried ($15 million) and left hander A.J.

Minter ($6.22 million). — Chicago Cubs right hander Adbert Alzolay ($2.11 million), right hander Mark Leiter Jr. ($1.5 million), second baseman/third baseman Nick Madrigal ($1.81 million), right hander Julian Merryweather ($1,175,000), left hander Justin Steele ($4 million) and outfielder Mike Tauchman ($1.95 million).

— Cincinnati right hander Tejay Antone ($830,000), outfielder Jake Fraley ($2.15 million), right hander Lucas Sims ($2.85 million), catcher Tyler Stephenson ($2,525,000) and left hander Alex Young ($1.16 million). — Colorado left hander Lucas Gilbreath ($760,000), left hander Austin Gomber ($3.15 million), right hander Peter Lambert ($1.25 million) and second baseman Brendan Rodgers ($3.2 million).

— Los Angeles Dodgers right hander Walker Buehler ($8,025,000), left hander Caleb Ferguson ($2.4 million), right hander J.P. Feyereisen ($770,000), right hander Brusdar Graterol ($2.7 million), shortstop Gavin Lux ($1,225,000), right hander Dustin May ($2,135,000), right hander Evan Phillips ($4 million), catcher Will Smith ($8.55 million), left hander Alex Vesia ($1 million) and left hander Ryan Yarbrough ($3.9 million).

— Miami right hander Anthony Bender ($770,000), catcher Christian Bethancourt ($2.05 million), right hander J.T. Chargois ($1,285,000), left hander Jesús Luzardo ($5.5 million), left hander Steven Okert ($1,062,500), left hander A.J. Puk ($1.8 million), left hander Trevor Rogers ($1.53 million) and outfielder Jesús Sánchez ($2.1 million).

— Milwaukee shortstop Willy Adames ($12.25 million), outfielder/first baseman Jake Bauers ($1.35 million), right hander Corbin Burnes ($15,637,500), left hander Hoby Milner ($2.05 million), right hander Joel Payamps ($1.65 million) and right hander Bryse Wilson ($1,025,000). — New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso ($20.5 million), right hander Adrian Houser ($5.05 million), left hander Joey Lucchesi ($1.65 million), left hander David Peterson ($2.15 million), right hander Drew Smith ($2,225,000) and outfielder Tyrone Taylor ($2,025,000).

— Philadelphia right hander Jeff Hoffman ($2.2 million), shortstop Edmundo Sosa ($1.7 million), left hander Gregory Soto ($5 million) and left hander Ranger Suárez ($5.05 million). — Pittsburgh right hander David Bednar ($4.51 million), outfielder Connor Joe ($2,125,000), right hander Mitch Keller ($5,442,500) and outfielder Edward Olivares ($1.35 million).

— St. Louis outfielder Dylan Carlson ($2.35 million), right hander Ryan Helsley ($3.8 million), left hander John King ($1,005,000), right hander Andrew Kittredge ($2,262,500) and left hander JoJo Romero ($860,000). — San Diego right hander Enyel De Los Santos ($1.16 million), catcher Kyle Higashioka ($2.18 million), right hander Michael King ($3.15 million) and left hander Adrián Morejón ($850,000).

— San Francisco second baseman Thairo Estrada ($4.7 million), right hander Tyler Rogers ($3.2 million) and first baseman/outfielder LaMonte Wade Jr. ($3.5 million). — Washington right hander Kyle Finnegan ($5.1 million), second baseman Luis V. García ($1.95 million), right hander Hunter Harvey ($2,325,000) and outfielder Lane Thomas ($5.45 million).

Arbitration eligible players who don’t reach agreements will have their cases heard by three person panels in Scottsdale, Arizona, from Jan. 29 through Feb. 16. ___ AP MLB:.