Chase Anderson, Brewers go to salary arbitration
Chase Anderson and the Milwaukee Brewers are headed for salary arbitration after the pitcher's $2.85 million request clashed with the team's $2.45 million offer. Chase Anderson and the Milwaukee Brewers are headed for salary arbitration after the pitcher's $2.85 million request clashed with the team's $2.45 million offer.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Pitcher Chase Anderson has gone to salary arbitration with the Milwaukee Brewers, asking a panel to choose his $2.85 million request over the team's $2.45 million offer.
The sides appeared Monday before arbitrators Howard Edelman, Elizabeth Neumeier and Mark Burstein, who are expected to rule Tuesday.
A 29-year-old right-hander obtained from Arizona in January 2016, Anderson was 9-11 with a 4.39 ERA last year in 30 starts and one relief appearance. His ERA dropped from 5.44 in the first half of the season to 3.02 in the second half.
Anderson had a $520,200 salary last season and was eligible for arbitration for the first time.