Kansas City Royals reach contract agreements with 4 arbitration-eligible players
The Kansas City Royals agreed to one-year contracts with multiple players on Thursday, avoiding arbitration.
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The Kansas City Royals agreed to one-year contracts with multiple players on Thursday, avoiding arbitration.
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The Royals and right-hander Brady Singer agreed to a $4.85 million, one-year contract Thursday, and fellow pitchers Nick Anderson, Carlos Hernández and Kyle Wright also agreed to deals that kept Kansas City from going to arbitration this year.
No need for an arbiter this year.
Thursday's arbitration-related deadlines were close at hand, but the KC Royals and four players managed to get things done.