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Outfielder Juan Soto agreed to a $23 million, one-year contract with the San Diego Padres on Friday, a raise from his $17.1 million salary last season.
Seven Padres players were arbitration eligible this year but the team has never gone to an arbitration hearing with any of their players since AJ Preller took over as General Manager in 2014. This year's deals were:OH Trent Grisham: $3.175 millionSign up for NBC San Diego newsletters.
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