Dodgers could release Cody Bellinger without contract

CodeListNovember 19, 2022

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More than 250 major league players are eligible for salary arbitration this offseason, though that number appears to dwindle on Friday night, when all 30 teams must offer contracts to such players.

Players offered contracts will have until January 13 to work out new deals with their clubs before exchanging arbitration figures. The two parties may still be working on a settlement after that date, though many will end up going to arbitration hearings.

Players who have not received contracts by 8 pm ET on Friday they will become free agents. Which players could join the free agent ranks for the weekend? Here’s a look at 11 potential non-bidder candidateslisted alphabetically.

Jorge Alfaro, C, Parents
Brian Anderson, OF, Marlins
Cody Bellinger, OF, Dodgers
Jeimer Candelario, SS, 3B, Tigers
Adam Engel, OF, White Sox
Isiah Kiner-Falefa, SS, Yankees
Kevin Newman, INF, Pirates
Emilio Pagan, RHP, Twins
Alex Reyes, RHP, Cardinals
Dominic Smith, 1B/OF, Mets
Luke Voit, 1B/DH, Nationals

Mark Feinsand/MLB.com

ismael hernandez

I have graduated from the Autonomous University of Guadalajara since 2012, graduated as a Bachelor of Communication Sciences. After having been a radio announcer for some years in the “Perla Tapatía”, I returned to my hometown, Mazatlán, Sinaloa and was hired by Periódico El Debate in May 2019. My first months in El Debate were writing articles for the vertical: “Mi Bolsillo”, however, in September of the same year I became part of the powerful lineup of “Al Bat”, where I still continue to work as a web journalist. In “Al Bat”, we truthfully present to our readers the most relevant news in the world of baseball, mainly from the MLB, winter leagues from Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Venezuela and the Asian continent. I am a fan of the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League and the Boston Red Sox in the American League. My big dream is to see the Fenway Park stadium, the historic site of the “Red Sox”.

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