Summary
The Detroit Tigers' pitcher Tarik Skubal has requested a $32 million arbitration deal, which would set a new record in baseball arbitration. The Tigers offered $19 million, but experts predict Skubal might win the hearing and secure the higher amount.
Key Facts
- Tarik Skubal is a pitcher for the Detroit Tigers.
- He has asked for $32 million in arbitration, which would be a record.
- The Tigers have offered $19 million.
- The hearing could redefine baseball arbitration amounts.
- arbitration is a process where a player and team present salary cases to a panel.
- Skubal's request would surpass the previous arbitration record set by Juan Soto.
- Skubal has won the American League Cy Young award twice, suggesting high performance.
- Experts predict that Skubal may win the arbitration hearing.
