PHOENIX -- Chalking it up to "part of the business," Chase Anderson shifted his focus back to the field on Tuesday after learning he lost his arbitration case with the Brewers.
Anderson will be paid $2.45 million in 2017 instead of the $2.85 million he'd been seeking.
A three-member panel of judges heard Anderson's case in Florida on Feb. 6, but the result was not announced until Tuesday so it wouldn't impact hearings for other pitchers. Anderson, who attended the hearing in person and listened to the Brewers' representative point out his flaws, was arbitration-eligible for the first time as a Super 2 player.