A financial dive into baseball's 2025 All-MLB rosters, including future contract statuses for each player.

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Starting Pitchers

1st-Team starters include a range of financial outlooks, including 3 players (Yamamoto, Friend, Crochet) signed long term, one of the more exciting upcoming contract years (Skubal), and the best value in all of baseball (Skenes). As a pre-arbitration player Skenes is eligible for a $1M bonus for this honor, but it will be superseded by his $2.5M Cy Young bonus.

PLAYER TEAM CBT Salary
(position rank)
Contract Futures
Max Fried NYY $27,250,000 (8th) $196M thru 2032
Yoshinobu Yamamoto LAD $27,083,333 (9) $260M thru 2035
Garrett Crochet BOS $3,800,000 (88) $170M thru 2031
Tarik Skubal DET $10,150,000 (59) Arb-Eligible thru 2026
Paul Skenes PIT $875,000 (118) Control Thru 2029

 

The 2nd-Team rotation features a pair of Phillies aces (Wheeler, Sanchez), a potential trade candidate (Peralta), and two of the better cost-controlled players in the game. As a pre-arbitration player based on service time, Sanchez is eligible for a $500,000 bonus per this honor, but that will be superseded by his $1.75M bonus as a Cy Young runner-up. Bryan Woo will secure that $500,000 bonus.

PLAYER TEAM CBT Salary
(position rank)
Contract Futures
Zack Wheeler PHI $42,000,000 (2) $84M thru 2027
Freddy Peralta MIL $6,600,000 (75) $8M thru 2026
Cristopher Sanchez PHI $5,675,000 (77) $49M thru 2030
Hunter Brown HOU $870,000 (119) Arb-Eligible thru 2028
Bryan Woo SEA $783,300 (129) Control Thru 2029

Relief Pitchers

Boston extended Chapman prior to the end of the regular season, keeping him in the fold through at least 2026 (with a vesting option available in 2027). Diaz opted-out of the $48M remaining on his contract in NY and will test the open market this winter.

ALL-MLB PLAYER TEAM CBT Salary
(position rank)
Contract Futures
1st Aroldis Chapman BOS $10,750,000 (13) $13.3M thru 2026
1st Jhoan Duran PHI $4,125,000 (40) Arb-Eligible thru 2027
2nd Edwin Diaz NYM $18,688,385 (3) UFA
2nd Andres Munoz SEA $1,875,000 (81) $25M thru 2028

Catchers

Two of the highest-paid catchers in the game standout in 2025, with Raleigh putting together an MVP-caliber season both offensively and defensively speaking. Smith's big year was capped off with a World Series winning home run.

ALL-MLB PLAYER TEAM CBT Salary
(position rank)
Contract Futures
1st Cal Raleigh SEA $17,500,000 (3) $94M thru 2030
2nd Will Smith LAD $12,241,285 (4) $133.45M thru 2033

1st Basemen

A tale of two stories here, as Guerrero locked in a $500M extension at the start of the season, while Kurtz (the AL Rookie of the Year), played out his huge season on a pro-rated minimum salary. Kurtz is eligible for a $500,000 bonus for this honor as a pre-arbitration player, but that bonus will be superseded by his $750,000 Rookie of the Year bonus.

ALL-MLB PLAYER TEAM CBT Salary
(position rank)
Contract Futures
1st Vladimir Guerrero Jr. TOR $28,500,000 (1) $500M thru 2039
2nd Nick Kurtz ATH $649,677 Control thru 2031

2nd Basemen

Marte has been one of the most productive players at the position for nearly a decade, but has been rumored in trade discussions to begin the 2026 offseason. Turang had a breakout campaign in 2025, and is now arbitration eligible for the next four seasons. He also earns a $500,000 bonus for making 2nd-Team All-MLB as a pre-arbitration player.

ALL-MLB PLAYER TEAM CBT Salary
(position rank)
Contract Futures
1st Ketel Marte ARI $19,416,667 (2) $103.5M thru 2031
2nd Brice Turang MIL $777,100 (29) Arb-Eligible thru 2029

Shortstops

Witt remains one of baseball's most productive, 5-tool players and will be handsomely compensated for the next decade-plus for those efforts. Bichette enters the winter as one of the most talented free agents, likely seeking a contract upwards of $200M in total value.

ALL-MLB PLAYER TEAM CBT Salary
(position rank)
Contract Futures
1st Bobby Witt Jr. KC $26,352,525 (5) $361M thru 2037
2nd Bo Bichette TOR $11,200,000 (11) UFA

3rd Basemen

Ramirez, who finished 3rd in AL MVP voting, remains one of the most consistently productive players in all of baseball, while Caminero exploded out of the gate in his first full MLB season (45 HR, 110 RBI, .846 OPS). Caminero is eligible for a $500,000 bonus as a pre-arbitration player earning a 2nd-Team All-MLB honor.

ALL-MLB PLAYER TEAM CBT Salary
(position rank)
Contract Futures
1st José Ramírez CLE $20,442,857 (8) $69M thru 2028
2nd Junior Caminero TB $764,100 (40) Control thru 2031

Outfielders

Bang for buck at the top of this list as the top two paid OF find themselves on the 1st-Team. Soto finished 3rd in NL MVP voting, while Judge just clipped Cal Raleigh for his 3rd MVP h9nor in 4 seasons. Bellinger opted out of his contract in NY and will test the open market this winter. Soto earned a $100,000 bonus for his All-MLB honor. Corbin Carroll and Pete Crow-Armstrong will earn a $500,000 bonus as a pre-arbitration players securing a 2nd-Team All-MLB nod.

ALL-MLB PLAYER TEAM CBT Salary
(position rank)
Contract Futures
1st Juan Soto NYM $51,400,000 (1) $643.125M thru 2039
1st Aaron Judge NYY $40,000,000 (2) $240M thru 2031
1st Julio Rodriguez SEA $17,466,667 (15) $162M thru 2034
2nd Cody Bellinger NYY $24,166,666 (7) UFA
2nd Corbin Carroll ARI $13,875,000 (21) $123.125M thru 2031
2nd Pete Crow-Armstrong CHC $771,000 (95) Control thru 2030

Designated Hitters

Ohtani secured his 4th MVP in 5 seasons, all of them unanimously. It's an unprecedented stretch not just by baseball standards, but across the sports landscape. Schwarber was the MVP runner-up to Ohtani in 2025, setting himself up very nicely for a second career trip through free agency this winter.

ALL-MLB PLAYER TEAM CBT Salary
(position rank)
Contract Futures
1st Shohei Ohtani LAD $46,081,476 (1) $560M thru 2033
2nd Kyle Schwarber PHI $19,750,000 (5) UFA