2026 MLB Pre-Arbitration Bonus Pool List

The Associated Press ·

The projected allocation of the 2026 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, $350,000 for third, $250,000 for fourth or $150,000 for fifth. 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 Team Bonus
Pete Crow-Armstrong Chicago Cubs $1,179,587
Otto Lopez Miami 910,239
Jacob Misiorowski Milwaukee 896,407
JJ Wetherholt St. Louis 879,874
Dillon Dingler Detroit 797,802
Kevin McGonigle Detroit 786,326
James Wood Washington 711,330
Nick Kurtz Athletics 639,780
Cam Schlittler N.Y. Yankees 637,145
Miguel Vargas Chicago White Sox 635,299
Junior Caminero Tampa Bay 629,170
Xavier Edwards Miami 601,145
Parker Messick Cleveland 595,918
Chase Burns Cincinnati 593,502
Louis Varland Toronto 579,530
Elly De La Cruz Cincinnati 577,938
Justin Wrobleski L.A. Dodgers 560,033
Andy Pages L.A. Dodgers 547,704
Brayan Rocchio Cleveland 538,132
Ceddanne Rafaela Boston 527,573
Braxton Ashcraft Pittsburgh 523,590
Jordan Walker St. Louis 518,442
Tristan Peters Chicago White Sox 516,614
Davis Martin Chicago White Sox 513,143
Colson Montgomery Chicago White Sox 503,761
Jackson Chourio Milwaukee 477,063
Keider Montero Detroit 471,408
Hunter Goodman Colorado 453,670
Benjamin Brown Chicago Cubs 451,230
Michael Busch Chicago Cubs 443,258
Kyle Harrison Milwaukee 439,360
Ben Rice N.Y. Yankees 431,943
Ivan Herrera St. Louis 430,712
J.T. Ginn Athletics 410,526
Emerson Hancock Seattle 409,867
Dominic Canzone Seattle 405,218
TJ Rumfield Colorado 403,897
Paul Skenes Pittsburgh 402,921
Jonathan Aranda Tampa Bay 398,257
Masyn Winn St. Louis 389,338
Drake Baldwin Athletics 387,212
Michael McGreevy St. Louis 375,823
Sal Stewart Cincinnati 374,873
Nick Gonzales Pittsburgh 354,847
Chase Meidroth Chicago White Sox 354,060
Taj Bradley Minnesota 351,171
Wilyer Abreu Boston 350,256
Bryan Woo Seattle 349,217
Nolan McLean N.Y. Mets 344,107
Gavin Williams Cleveland 332,046
Zack Gelof Athletics 330,596
Brandon Valenzuela Toronto 330,209
Kyle Karros Colorado 322,539
Brent Headrick N.Y. Yankees 317,121
Casey Schmitt San Francisco 313,886
Trey Yesavage Toronto 313,120
Wyatt Langford Texas 311,338
Liam Hicks Miami 303,833
Payton Tolle Boston 303,798
Cole Young Seattle 301,518
Sean Burke Chicago White Sox 298,101
Walbert Urena L.A. Angels 292,031
Connelly Early Boston 287,950
Konnor Griffin Pittsburgh 283,836
Joe Mack Miami 283,799
Kyle Stowers Miami 282,079
Jacob Latz Texas 277,255
Landen Roupp San Francisco 274,448
Nasim Nunez Washington 268,732
Spencer Horwitz Pittsburgh 259,199
Kyle Leahy St. Louis 256,886
Travis Bazzana Cleveland 256,543
Bryce Elder Atlanta 254,816
Will Warren N.Y. Yankees 254,370
Andrew Alvarez Washington 252,236
Daylen Lile Washington 248,872
Spencer Miles Toronto 244,128
Cade Smith Cleveland 242,121
Sam Antonacci Chicago White Sox 240,283
Chase DeLauter Cleveland 238,065
Troy Melton Detroit 236,118
Kody Clemens Minnesota 234,905
Abner Uribe Milwaukee 231,847
Brandon Young Baltimore 231,193
Kumar Rocker Texas 231,154
Carson Benge N.Y. Mets 230,908
Jonny DeLuca Tampa Bay 228,643
Jacob Young Washington 227,662
Jake Bennett Boston 227,605
Joey Cantillo Cleveland 224,414
Jac Caglianone Kansas City 224,098
Chandler Simpson Tampa Bay 213,267
Bryan King Houston 210,621
Tyler Soderstrom Athletics 209,401
Carter Jensen Kansas City 208,527
Dalton Rushing L.A. Dodgers 206,113
Cam Smith Houston 205,416
Evan Carter Texas 204,480
Gage Jump Athletics 201,422
Shane Drohan Milwaukee 201,232

The projected allocation of the 2026 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, $350,000 for third, $250,000 for fourth or $150,000 for fifth. 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 Team Bonus
Pete Crow-Armstrong Chicago Cubs $1,179,587
Otto Lopez Miami 910,239
Jacob Misiorowski Milwaukee 896,407
JJ Wetherholt St. Louis 879,874
Dillon Dingler Detroit 797,802
Kevin McGonigle Detroit 786,326
James Wood Washington 711,330
Nick Kurtz Athletics 639,780
Cam Schlittler N.Y. Yankees 637,145
Miguel Vargas Chicago White Sox 635,299
Junior Caminero Tampa Bay 629,170
Xavier Edwards Miami 601,145
Parker Messick Cleveland 595,918
Chase Burns Cincinnati 593,502
Louis Varland Toronto 579,530
Elly De La Cruz Cincinnati 577,938
Justin Wrobleski L.A. Dodgers 560,033
Andy Pages L.A. Dodgers 547,704
Brayan Rocchio Cleveland 538,132
Ceddanne Rafaela Boston 527,573
Braxton Ashcraft Pittsburgh 523,590
Jordan Walker St. Louis 518,442
Tristan Peters Chicago White Sox 516,614
Davis Martin Chicago White Sox 513,143
Colson Montgomery Chicago White Sox 503,761
Jackson Chourio Milwaukee 477,063
Keider Montero Detroit 471,408
Hunter Goodman Colorado 453,670
Benjamin Brown Chicago Cubs 451,230
Michael Busch Chicago Cubs 443,258
Kyle Harrison Milwaukee 439,360
Ben Rice N.Y. Yankees 431,943
Ivan Herrera St. Louis 430,712
J.T. Ginn Athletics 410,526
Emerson Hancock Seattle 409,867
Dominic Canzone Seattle 405,218
TJ Rumfield Colorado 403,897
Paul Skenes Pittsburgh 402,921
Jonathan Aranda Tampa Bay 398,257
Masyn Winn St. Louis 389,338
Drake Baldwin Athletics 387,212
Michael McGreevy St. Louis 375,823
Sal Stewart Cincinnati 374,873
Nick Gonzales Pittsburgh 354,847
Chase Meidroth Chicago White Sox 354,060
Taj Bradley Minnesota 351,171
Wilyer Abreu Boston 350,256
Bryan Woo Seattle 349,217
Nolan McLean N.Y. Mets 344,107
Gavin Williams Cleveland 332,046
Zack Gelof Athletics 330,596
Brandon Valenzuela Toronto 330,209
Kyle Karros Colorado 322,539
Brent Headrick N.Y. Yankees 317,121
Casey Schmitt San Francisco 313,886
Trey Yesavage Toronto 313,120
Wyatt Langford Texas 311,338
Liam Hicks Miami 303,833
Payton Tolle Boston 303,798
Cole Young Seattle 301,518
Sean Burke Chicago White Sox 298,101
Walbert Urena L.A. Angels 292,031
Connelly Early Boston 287,950
Konnor Griffin Pittsburgh 283,836
Joe Mack Miami 283,799
Kyle Stowers Miami 282,079
Jacob Latz Texas 277,255
Landen Roupp San Francisco 274,448
Nasim Nunez Washington 268,732
Spencer Horwitz Pittsburgh 259,199
Kyle Leahy St. Louis 256,886
Travis Bazzana Cleveland 256,543
Bryce Elder Atlanta 254,816
Will Warren N.Y. Yankees 254,370
Andrew Alvarez Washington 252,236
Daylen Lile Washington 248,872
Spencer Miles Toronto 244,128
Cade Smith Cleveland 242,121
Sam Antonacci Chicago White Sox 240,283
Chase DeLauter Cleveland 238,065
Troy Melton Detroit 236,118
Kody Clemens Minnesota 234,905
Abner Uribe Milwaukee 231,847
Brandon Young Baltimore 231,193
Kumar Rocker Texas 231,154
Carson Benge N.Y. Mets 230,908
Jonny DeLuca Tampa Bay 228,643
Jacob Young Washington 227,662
Jake Bennett Boston 227,605
Joey Cantillo Cleveland 224,414
Jac Caglianone Kansas City 224,098
Chandler Simpson Tampa Bay 213,267
Bryan King Houston 210,621
Tyler Soderstrom Athletics 209,401
Carter Jensen Kansas City 208,527
Dalton Rushing L.A. Dodgers 206,113
Cam Smith Houston 205,416
Evan Carter Texas 204,480
Gage Jump Athletics 201,422
Shane Drohan Milwaukee 201,232
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