As the All-Star Break approaches, the Brewers have eight players in line to finish the season with at least three and less than six years of major league service time. These players will be eligible for salary arbitration heading into the 2018 season. Players in bold will be eligible for arbitration for the first time.
Chase Anderson, P
Jared Hughes, P
Jeremy Jeffress, P
Jimmy Nelson, P
Hernan Perez, IF
Carlos Torres, P
Jonathan Villar, IF
Stephen Vogt, C
In addition to these eight players, three current Brewers have a chance of becoming arbitration eligible for the first time either by accruing three years of service time or as SUPER TWOs. Super Two status is granted to players who:
#1 Have at least years two years and less than three years of major league service time at the end of a season.
#2 Rank in the top 22% of players of all players who have at least two years and less than three years of service time- in terms of service time accrued. Please note that the exact number of days of service needed to qualify for Super Two status varies from season to season. The number usually falls between 2 years and 120 days and 2 years and 145 days.
#3 Accrued at least 86 days of major league service time in the just completed season.
Based on this information, a look at the Brewer in the running for Super Two arbitration status:
Corey Knebel, P
Service Time at beginning of season: 1 year and 151 days
Service Time accrued this season: 172 days
Total Service time at end of season: 2 years, 151 days
OUTLOOK: A lock to be a Super Two
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