Bogaerts, Rodon, Judge among 14 players to receive qualifying offer
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Fourteen players were extended qualifying offers by their 2022 teams prior to Thursday's 5 p.m. ET deadline.
The qualifying offer is set at $19.65 million, and if a player accepts, they receive the salary through a one-year contract next season. If they decline, the player becomes a free agent. Teams receive draft-pick compensation if their offers are declined and the player signs with a new club before the 2023 MLB Draft in June.
Players have until Nov. 20 to make a decision.
Here's a breakdown of the players who received a qualifying offer:
| Player | Position | 2022 Team |
|---|---|---|
| Dansby Swanson | SS | Braves |
| Willson Contreras | C | Cubs |
| Trea Turner | SS | Dodgers |
| Tyler Anderson | SP | Dodgers |
| Carlos Rodon | SP | Giants |
| Joc Pederson | OF | Giants |
| Jacob deGrom | SP | Mets |
| Chris Bassitt | SP | Mets |
| Brandon Nimmo | OF | Mets |
| Martin Perez | SP | Rangers |
| Xander Bogaerts | SS | Red Sox |
| Nathan Eovaldi | SP | Red Sox |
| Aaron Judge | OF | Yankees |
| Anthony Rizzo | 1B | Yankees |
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