Justin Turner has had two very productive seasons in Los Angeles, including grabbing hold of the starting third baseman job in 2015. He is eligible for salary arbitration and due a hefty raise in 2016.
Turner's case is a little odd, in that he was non-tendered after 2013 by the Mets when he was first eligible for salary arbitration. The Dodgers scooped him up on a minor-league deal, with Turner earning $1 million in base salary in his first season with Los Angeles.
That artificially lowered Turner's start in arbitration, which could affect the other two years through the process.