Super Two Status Set At 2.118 Years Of Service ...Middle East

This offseason’s cutoff for Super Two arbitration eligibility has been set at two years and 118 days of service time, as Ronald Blum of the Associated Press reported on Friday. That is down from last winter’s cutoff, which was two years and 128 days. Most players who aren’t on a guaranteed contract and have between three and six years of MLB service qualify for arbitration. The top 22% of players in service time with between two and three years also qualify one offseason early (so long as they spent at least 86 days of the preceding season on the active roster or MLB injured list). Here are the thresholds from prior offseasons: 2022: 2.128 2021: 2.116 2020: 2.125 2019: 2.115 2018: 2.134 201

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