The rubber match in a series of three arbitration hearings between the Miami Marlins and their own players was heard on Thursday. Right-hander Dan Straily didn’t get the 2018 salary he had been seeking, according to Jon Heyman of Fan Rag Sports.
Straily was eligible for a substantial raise for the first time in his career. He comes away with $3.37 million, $1.23 million shy of the $4.6 million that MLB Trade Rumors had projected for him at the start of this offseason. His representatives at Sosnick Cobbe & Karon were making a case for a $3.