The projected allocation of the 2026 Major League Baseball pre-arbitration bonus pool, as determined by the collective bargaining agreement. An eligible player gets $2.5 million for winning a MVP or Cy Young Award, $1.75 million for second in the voting, $1.5 million for third, $1 million for fourth, fifth or all-MLB first team, $750,000 for Rookie of the Year, $500,000 for second in Rookie of the Year voting or all-MLB second team, $350,000 for third, $250,000 for fourth or $150,000 for fifth. A player is eligible to receive a bonus for only one award per year, for the highest amount eligible for. The remaining money is allocated by a WAR formula.PlayerTeamBonusPete Crow-ArmstrongChicago Cubs$1,179,587Otto LopezMiami910,239Jacob MisiorowskiMilwaukee896,407JJ WetherholtSt. Louis879,874Dillon DinglerDetroit797,802Kevin McGonigleDetroit786,326James WoodWashington711,330Nick KurtzAthletics639,780Cam SchlittlerN.Y. Yankees637,145Miguel VargasChicago White Sox635,299Junior CamineroTampa Bay629,170Xavier EdwardsMiami601,145Parker MessickCleveland595,918Chase BurnsCincinnati593,502Louis VarlandToronto579,530Elly De La CruzCincinnati577,938Justin WrobleskiL.A. Dodgers560,033Andy PagesL.A. Dodgers547,704Brayan RocchioCleveland538,132Ceddanne RafaelaBoston527,573Braxton AshcraftPittsburgh523,590Jordan WalkerSt. Louis518,442Tristan PetersChicago White Sox516,614Davis MartinChicago White Sox513,143Colson MontgomeryChicago White Sox503,761Jackson ChourioMilwaukee477,063Keider MonteroDetroit471,408Hunter GoodmanColorado453,670Benjamin BrownChicago Cubs451,230Michael BuschChicago Cubs443,258Kyle HarrisonMilwaukee439,360Ben RiceN.Y. Yankees431,943Ivan HerreraSt. Louis430,712J.T. GinnAthletics410,526Emerson HancockSeattle409,867Dominic CanzoneSeattle405,218TJ RumfieldColorado403,897Paul SkenesPittsburgh402,921Jonathan ArandaTampa Bay398,257Masyn WinnSt. Louis389,338Drake BaldwinAthletics387,212Michael McGreevySt. Louis375,823Sal StewartCincinnati374,873Nick GonzalesPittsburgh354,847Chase MeidrothChicago White Sox354,060Taj BradleyMinnesota351,171Wilyer AbreuBoston350,256Bryan WooSeattle349,217Nolan McLeanN.Y. Mets344,107Gavin WilliamsCleveland332,046Zack GelofAthletics330,596Brandon ValenzuelaToronto330,209Kyle KarrosColorado322,539Brent HeadrickN.Y. Yankees317,121Casey SchmittSan Francisco313,886Trey YesavageToronto313,120Wyatt LangfordTexas311,338Liam HicksMiami303,833Payton TolleBoston303,798Cole YoungSeattle301,518Sean BurkeChicago White Sox298,101Walbert UrenaL.A. Angels292,031Connelly EarlyBoston287,950Konnor GriffinPittsburgh283,836Joe MackMiami283,799Kyle StowersMiami282,079Jacob LatzTexas277,255Landen RouppSan Francisco274,448Nasim NunezWashington268,732Spencer HorwitzPittsburgh259,199Kyle LeahySt. Louis256,886Travis BazzanaCleveland256,543Bryce ElderAtlanta254,816Will WarrenN.Y. Yankees254,370Andrew AlvarezWashington252,236Daylen LileWashington248,872Spencer MilesToronto244,128Cade SmithCleveland242,121Sam AntonacciChicago White Sox240,283Chase DeLauterCleveland238,065Troy MeltonDetroit236,118Kody ClemensMinnesota234,905Abner UribeMilwaukee231,847Brandon YoungBaltimore231,193Kumar RockerTexas231,154Carson BengeN.Y. Mets230,908Jonny DeLucaTampa Bay228,643Jacob YoungWashington227,662Jake BennettBoston227,605Joey CantilloCleveland224,414Jac CaglianoneKansas City224,098Chandler SimpsonTampa Bay213,267Bryan KingHouston210,621Tyler SoderstromAthletics209,401Carter JensenKansas City208,527Dalton RushingL.A. Dodgers206,113Cam SmithHouston205,416Evan CarterTexas204,480Gage JumpAthletics201,422Shane DrohanMilwaukee201,232The projected allocation of the 2026 Major League Baseball pre-arbitration bonus pool, as determined by the collective bargaining agreement. An eligible player gets $2.5 million for winning a MVP or Cy Young Award, $1.75 million for second in the voting, $1.5 million for third, $1 million for fourth, fifth or all-MLB first team, $750,000 for Rookie of the Year, $500,000 for second in Rookie of the Year voting or all-MLB second team, $350,000 for third, $250,000 for fourth or $150,000 for fifth. A player is eligible to receive a bonus for only one award per year, for the highest amount eligible for. The remaining money is allocated by a WAR formula.PlayerTeamBonusPete Crow-ArmstrongChicago Cubs$1,179,587Otto LopezMiami910,239Jacob MisiorowskiMilwaukee896,407JJ WetherholtSt. Louis879,874Dillon DinglerDetroit797,802Kevin McGonigleDetroit786,326James WoodWashington711,330Nick KurtzAthletics639,780Cam SchlittlerN.Y. Yankees637,145Miguel VargasChicago White Sox635,299Junior CamineroTampa Bay629,170Xavier EdwardsMiami601,145Parker MessickCleveland595,918Chase BurnsCincinnati593,502Louis VarlandToronto579,530Elly De La CruzCincinnati577,938Justin WrobleskiL.A. Dodgers560,033Andy PagesL.A. Dodgers547,704Brayan RocchioCleveland538,132Ceddanne RafaelaBoston527,573Braxton AshcraftPittsburgh523,590Jordan WalkerSt. Louis518,442Tristan PetersChicago White Sox516,614Davis MartinChicago White Sox513,143Colson MontgomeryChicago White Sox503,761Jackson ChourioMilwaukee477,063Keider MonteroDetroit471,408Hunter GoodmanColorado453,670Benjamin BrownChicago Cubs451,230Michael BuschChicago Cubs443,258Kyle HarrisonMilwaukee439,360Ben RiceN.Y. Yankees431,943Ivan HerreraSt. Louis430,712J.T. GinnAthletics410,526Emerson HancockSeattle409,867Dominic CanzoneSeattle405,218TJ RumfieldColorado403,897Paul SkenesPittsburgh402,921Jonathan ArandaTampa Bay398,257Masyn WinnSt. Louis389,338Drake BaldwinAthletics387,212Michael McGreevySt. Louis375,823Sal StewartCincinnati374,873Nick GonzalesPittsburgh354,847Chase MeidrothChicago White Sox354,060Taj BradleyMinnesota351,171Wilyer AbreuBoston350,256Bryan WooSeattle349,217Nolan McLeanN.Y. Mets344,107Gavin WilliamsCleveland332,046Zack GelofAthletics330,596Brandon ValenzuelaToronto330,209Kyle KarrosColorado322,539Brent HeadrickN.Y. Yankees317,121Casey SchmittSan Francisco313,886Trey YesavageToronto313,120Wyatt LangfordTexas311,338Liam HicksMiami303,833Payton TolleBoston303,798Cole YoungSeattle301,518Sean BurkeChicago White Sox298,101Walbert UrenaL.A. Angels292,031Connelly EarlyBoston287,950Konnor GriffinPittsburgh283,836Joe MackMiami283,799Kyle StowersMiami282,079Jacob LatzTexas277,255Landen RouppSan Francisco274,448Nasim NunezWashington268,732Spencer HorwitzPittsburgh259,199Kyle LeahySt. Louis256,886Travis BazzanaCleveland256,543Bryce ElderAtlanta254,816Will WarrenN.Y. Yankees254,370Andrew AlvarezWashington252,236Daylen LileWashington248,872Spencer MilesToronto244,128Cade SmithCleveland242,121Sam AntonacciChicago White Sox240,283Chase DeLauterCleveland238,065Troy MeltonDetroit236,118Kody ClemensMinnesota234,905Abner UribeMilwaukee231,847Brandon YoungBaltimore231,193Kumar RockerTexas231,154Carson BengeN.Y. Mets230,908Jonny DeLucaTampa Bay228,643Jacob YoungWashington227,662Jake BennettBoston227,605Joey CantilloCleveland224,414Jac CaglianoneKansas City224,098Chandler SimpsonTampa Bay213,267Bryan KingHouston210,621Tyler SoderstromAthletics209,401Carter JensenKansas City208,527Dalton RushingL.A. Dodgers206,113Cam SmithHouston205,416Evan CarterTexas204,480Gage JumpAthletics201,422Shane DrohanMilwaukee201,232
2026 MLB Pre-Arbitration Bonus Pool List
The projected allocation of the 2026 Major League Baseball pre-arbitration bonus pool, as determined by the collective bargaining agreement.










