Major League Baseball's deadline for clubs to extend qualifying offers to eligible players passed Sunday.
Players tendered a qualifying offer have until Nov. 17 to accept or decline the one-year, $18.4-million contract.
Any player who declines will become a free agent. The incumbent club will receive draft-pick compensation if the player signs with a new team before the 2022 MLB Draft.
Here are the players who received a qualifying offer before the deadline:
| Player | Position | 2021 Team |
|---|---|---|
| Raisel Iglesias | RP | Angels |
| Carlos Correa | SS | Astros |
| Justin Verlander | SP | Astros |
| Freddie Freeman | 1B | Braves |
| Robbie Ray | SP | Blue Jays |
| Marcus Semien | 2B | Blue Jays |
| Corey Seager | SS | Dodgers |
| Chris Taylor | IF/OF | Dodgers |
| Brandon Belt | 1B | Giants |
| Michael Conforto | OF | Mets |
| Noah Syndergaard | SP | Mets |
| Eduardo Rodriguez | SP | Red Sox |
| Nick Castellanos | OF | Reds |
| Trevor Story | SS | Rockies |
