The Cardinals agreed to terms with all four of their arbitration-eligible players players Friday, before the 12 p.m. CT deadline for exchanging salary figures.
St. Louis Official Site
The Cardinals won't be going to arbitration again this year.
Bird Land
The St. Louis Cardinals announced today that they have agreed to one-year deals with pitcher Seth Maness, infielder/outfielder Brandon Moss and closer Trevor Rosenthal, avoiding salary arbitration. First baseman Matt Adams remains the team's lone unsigned arbitration eligible player.
Fox Sports Midwest
Four players will be wearing the birds on the bat for one more season, thanks to arbitration signings the St. Louis Cardinals made. The signings allow the team to avoid arbitration with all four players this year, a process that allows each party to propose an offer, which would be chosen by an arbitrator.
KMOV
For the 16th consecutive season, the Cardinals will avoid going to an arbitration hearing with a player.
STL Sports Page
The St. Louis Cardinals announced Matt Adams, Seth Maness, Brandon Moss, and Trevor Rosenthal have all come to agreement on new contracts for 2016, thus avoiding salary arbitration with all four candidates.
STL Baseball Weekly
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