PHILADELPHIA -- The Phillies agreed to one-year contracts with seven players on Thursday, avoiding salary arbitration with each of their eligible candidates.
That group was headlined by electric closer Jhoan Duran ($7.5 million), left-hander Jesús Luzardo ($11 million) and starting infielders Alec Bohm ($10.2 million) and Bryson Stott ($5.2 million). The team did not disclose the salary figures, which were reported by MLB.com's Mark Feinsand.
Bohm and Luzardo are set to become free agents following the 2026 season, while Duran and Stott are under team control through '27. Each will once again each be arbitration-eligible next offseason.
The Phillies also agreed to deals for 2026 with left-hander Tanner Banks ($1.2 million), outfielder Brandon Marsh ($5.2 million) and infielder Edmundo Sosa ($4.4 million).
This is the second consecutive offseason in which Philadelphia avoided arbitration with each of its eligible players.
Catchers Rafael Marchán and Garrett Stubbs -- each of whom was also eligible for salary arbitration -- previously agreed to one-year deals in November.