Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Andy Pages, Minnesota Twins pitcher Louis Varland, and Texas Rangers pitcher Jacob Latz are among the Major League Baseball players with Super Two status who are eligible for salary arbitration, the Associated Press reported on November 5, 2026.
Super Two players are those with between two and three years of service time who rank in the top 22 percent of service time among players with at least two years but less than three. They gain an extra year of arbitration eligibility.
The list of arbitration-eligible players was released ahead of the winter meetings, setting the stage for contract negotiations between clubs and players.
