Luis Rengifo beats Angels in salary arbitration

Infielder Luis Rengifo beats Angels in salary arbitration for second time in three years
Rengifo beat the Los Angeles Angels in salary arbitration for the second time in three years and will earn $5.95 million instead of the team’s offer of $5.8 million.
Angels' Luis Rengifo: Wins arbitration case
Rengifo (wrist) will earn $5.95 million in 2025 after winning his arbitration case against the Angels, Mark Feinsand of MLB.com reports. The two sides were only $150,000 apart when they filed last month,
Luis Rengifo wins arbitration hearing versus Angels
Infielder Luis Rengifo won his arbitration hearing against the Angels, reports Mark Feinsand of MLB.com. He’ll be paid the $5.95MM figure at which he and his reps at the MVP Sports Group filed rather than the $5.
Luis Rengifo and Angels argue their salary arbitration case $150,000 apart
A decision is pending for St. Louis outfielder Lars Nootbaar, who asked for $2.95 million and was offered $2.45 million. Nootbar’s decision is being withheld until the case of Cardinals outfielder/infielder Brendan Donovan is decided or settled.
Infielder Luis Rengifo and Angels argue their salary arbitration case $150,000 apart
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Luis Rengifo and the Los Angeles Angels argued their salary arbitration case Thursday, with the infielder asking for $5.95 million and the team arguing for $5.8 million.
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Luis Rengifo beats Angels in salary arbitration for second time in three years
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Infielder Luis Rengifo beat the Angels in salary arbitration for the second time in three years and will earn $5.95 million instead of the team’s offer of $5.8 million.