NEW YORK — A total of 169 baseball players have qualified for salary arbitration, with the deadline to exchange proposed salaries set for January 9.

In the American League, the Baltimore Orioles lead with eleven eligible players, including notable names such as Keegan Akin and Adley Rutschman. The Boston Red Sox have three players up for arbitration: Kutter Crawford, Jarren Duran, and Tanner Houck. Meanwhile, the Chicago White Sox are represented by five players: Justin Anderson and Andrew Vaughn among them. The Cleveland Guardians’ four eligible players include Steven Kwan and Josh Naylor.

The Detroit Tigers have seven players in this pool, featuring Casey Mize and Jake Rogers. The Houston Astros follow closely with eight eligible players, including Bryan Abreu and Framber Valdez. In Kansas City, the Royals have seven players, with Kris Bubic and Hunter Harvey listed. The Los Angeles Angels also have eight, with talents like Jo Adell and Luis Rengifo.

Minnesota’s lineup includes eight players, such as Jhoan Durán and Joe Ryan. The New York Yankees have six players eligible, with Jazz Chisholm Jr. and Jose Trevino standing out. The Seattle Mariners’ group consists of seven players, headlined by Randy Arozarena and Logan Gilbert. In Tampa Bay, the Rays have six players eligible, including Shane Baz. Texas Rangers have three players to note: Jonah Heim, Nathaniel Lowe, and Leody Taveras. Finally, the Toronto Blue Jays have six, highlighted by Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Alejandro Kirk. The Oakland Athletics present two players: Miguel Andujar and Brent Rooker.

Switching to the National League, the Arizona Diamondbacks have eight players qualified, with Zac Gallen and A.J. Puk among them. The Atlanta Braves have two, including Jarred Kelenic. The Chicago Cubs have four players eligible, such as Eli Morgan and Justin Steele. The Cincinnati Reds see six players, with Alexis Díaz and Tyler Stephenson on the list.

The Colorado Rockies have three players up for arbitration. The Los Angeles Dodgers include six players, featuring Anthony Banda and Brusdar Graterol. The Miami Marlins also boast six, with Anthony Bender and Jesús Luzardo. The Milwaukee Brewers have six players, including Aaron Civale and Devin Williams. The New York Mets consist of six eligible players, including Paul Blackburn and Tylor Megill.

The Philadelphia Phillies and Pittsburgh Pirates both have five and six eligible players, respectively. Notable names include Alec Bohm for the Phillies and Joey Bart for the Pirates. The St. Louis Cardinals feature six players on their list, while the San Diego Padres also have six, led by Jason Adam and Luis Arraez. The San Francisco Giants have three players and the Washington Nationals have five players eligible for arbitration.